Nicepost submission brother. But Things are not always so straightforward.
First lesson: In School common object like 'fruits' or 'animals' are use to denote letters, because they are easy for younger minds to imagine and relate to as compared relating to 'values'.
and it should be accounted for that not all students are faith orientated, so an approach like A for Allah will not be broadly applicable.
*Lesson 2: Father tells boy, to tell caller he is not home. *
I think if you are not in a state or inclination to speak to someone, then you are not obliged to speak to them.
I also remember a hadith; where Nabi-Pak has said ''if you knock on your brothers house 3 times and you hear no reply, then you should leave.''
The shopping moral:
Although salat is ofcourse highly important. There do come times when certain things at certain moments can surpass the importance of that moments salat.
Respective to this, I remember the hadith of Juraj, the pious worshiper, who used to ignore duniya, remain and pray and fast all day in his mosque.
Once his mother came to him while he was praying calling for him urgently, in a state of emergency, Juraj ignored his mother and continued his worhip.
His mother out or despair and dissappointment of her son negligence let out a curse 'may you not die before seeing the face of prostitues', before leaving.
The curse later came true.
this proved the mother was right and her need was greater at that time than offering his salat. He could have made up for his salat, but not for the heat of moment he was needed by his mother.
So in this case his wordly duty was more was more important than his salat.
Similarly, how the boys father realised the boy has an assignment due tomorow, and he ordered immidietly for the boy to go home and complete it, could have been just, as the boy might have been penalised, suspended, beaten, expelled or suffered uncompensateble circumstances tomorow if he did not complete his assignment tonight.
Simillary the next moral:
I would agree it is a virtue for one to learn about deen.
But then again we have been told by Allah to keep moderation and balance between deen and duniya.
It must be noted, The demands and needs and competitivness of modern life are significantly greater than previous times.
working hard in your education and career from the start is an utmost for every person to be able to set up a stable basic earning and career later in life.
Nobody can be perfect and as long as they strive to furfill the most important deen and dunya acts, they can leave the smaller and less important acts for later.
A it is impossible to do everything.
And Working towards a halal, honest, self-sufficient means of earning for yourself, i.e a good education; and your family is also a high form of worship.
Education should not be critizized.
Such people should understand education is not a option/luxury of the duniya **but a neccesity. **In todays competitive climate more than an average education is needed to survive.
Also the Prophet (pbuh) also ordered "be not exccesive in deen''.
Anyways good post, submission bro.
Hope you get though no single treatments apply for every situation, and one has to also adapt to the times/situation that one is in.