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lucetilogs2012-10-21 04:48 pm
wise_maiden) wrote in lucetilogs2012-10-21 04:48 pm
School log!
Who: Teachers, Students, anyone dropping in for the open classes, gatecrashers, etc
What: First Week of School
When: October 22nd-24th
Classes run from 9 AM-roughly 2:30 PM, and the log can include before and after-school activities)
Where: The school
Summary: The new year of school is finally underway, with testing, a look into classes, and general interaction for all involved.
Rating: A+
[Interactions are meant to be wide and varied!
For some sense of guidelines, Monday morning will be filled with tests, for new students and old students alike, until the lunch break. Students can talk before they begin or after they finish! There will be baked goods and lemonade as a treat to those who came in. If people need more time for the tests, they won't be allowed to leave the room with the others, though snacks will be made available for them as well.
The playground is open for after school or lunch break interactions.
All week long, the upper and lower grades will be pretty much mixed together until the grades are sorted out. Students are also encouraged to form study groups.
After that, the other classes - Music, Magic, and World Sharing - will continue on as usual, though Magic will presumably be more discussion based, especially for anyone with questions about the spirit's magic, and possible a few demonstrations, while World Sharing will again attempt to gather a list of places that they can explore in the battle dome during a later lesson.
On Tuesday the writing classes will be asked to turn in their book reports. Students are welcome to present them and ask questions of other students. The art class will be simple - taking an ordinary object and depicting it as something new, or in a new way.
Wednesday will be more of a normal class day - the few stragglers that haven't taken the test yet will be given an opportunity to do so.
Also, feel free to request anything specific or set up catch-all headers!
But really, just do what you want--these are just some suggestions as to what's going on, but they aren't the be-all-and-end-all of what you can do!]
*lucetischool is still getting reworked with new details, so don't worry if something doesn't match up! General signups are still here.
What: First Week of School
When: October 22nd-24th
Classes run from 9 AM-roughly 2:30 PM, and the log can include before and after-school activities)
Where: The school
Summary: The new year of school is finally underway, with testing, a look into classes, and general interaction for all involved.
Rating: A+
[Interactions are meant to be wide and varied!
For some sense of guidelines, Monday morning will be filled with tests, for new students and old students alike, until the lunch break. Students can talk before they begin or after they finish! There will be baked goods and lemonade as a treat to those who came in. If people need more time for the tests, they won't be allowed to leave the room with the others, though snacks will be made available for them as well.
The playground is open for after school or lunch break interactions.
All week long, the upper and lower grades will be pretty much mixed together until the grades are sorted out. Students are also encouraged to form study groups.
After that, the other classes - Music, Magic, and World Sharing - will continue on as usual, though Magic will presumably be more discussion based, especially for anyone with questions about the spirit's magic, and possible a few demonstrations, while World Sharing will again attempt to gather a list of places that they can explore in the battle dome during a later lesson.
On Tuesday the writing classes will be asked to turn in their book reports. Students are welcome to present them and ask questions of other students. The art class will be simple - taking an ordinary object and depicting it as something new, or in a new way.
Wednesday will be more of a normal class day - the few stragglers that haven't taken the test yet will be given an opportunity to do so.
Also, feel free to request anything specific or set up catch-all headers!
But really, just do what you want--these are just some suggestions as to what's going on, but they aren't the be-all-and-end-all of what you can do!]
*
lucetischool is still getting reworked with new details, so don't worry if something doesn't match up! General signups are still here.
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I didn't write about any books, because I was really busy doing other stuff. I had to catch bugs and draw pictures and grow my hair and find smooth rocks by the river, and then I made a tunnel out of pillows. So I didn't have any time to do book things.
[He says all of this very seriously, while looking down as if reading his little speech off his paper.]
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I have a question.
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Why didn't you?
[It's not like reading a book takes up that much time, gosh...then again, he knows lots of ways to allot time for book reading.]
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[Straight to the point.]
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Wouldn't be surprising...he is a kid. He could probably use a way to make his reading more interesting...]
And because it was less interesting than pillow tunnels, or picking flowers, I'm sure. You know what's more interesting to me than either of those?
[No pause to let him answer--just going to make his interests known, by offering a book he'd come across in the library on his free time.
> ...
> It looks like a tale of some sort--about a kid who gets lost in an entirely different world after stumbling into a mirror, where chess pieces were sentient, and books were written backwards...
> It seems like this elder boy is a bit of a child at heart, himself, despite the impression he often gave during the other class hours--of being mature.]
This.
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He reads a couple of sentences, and while he's not entirely sure what's going on (best not to start in the middle of the book) what he gets is also kind of interesting; much better than schoolbooks or scriptures or any of those. Maybe even better than recipe books.
He looks up.]
....It's really more interesting than pillow tunnels?
[The thought is outrageous! But it does look like a good book...]
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[There's that honest smile. Not that he wanted any bonus points for encouraging a fellow classmate to read, but hey.]
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Okay! I'll try it.