Weapon Safety and Skills, Wednesday, 3rd Period

[likethegun]

Sam had gathered his class into a regular classroom today, and waited for everyone to settle down before looking his students over. "Hey everyone. For those of you I haven't had a chance to teach yet, I'm Sam Winchester, and this class is about weapon safety, and weapon skills. If you have a lot of experience with weapons, hopefully you'll enjoy the practice. If you don't have much experience at all, then you're going to learn how to wield some things without losing any fingers, or taking anyone else's off in the process. For the most part, we'll be meeting in the Danger Shop, for extra protection against hurting ourselves." You were all welcome in advance. "Today, I want to get to know you a little, so we're going to do the introduction thing. I want names, what kind of experience you have with weapons, if any, and what kind of weapons you might want to learn about this semester. With the Danger Shop programming, our options are kind of endless."

Jack of All Trades, Wednesday, Per 1

[geniuswithasmartphone]

This was a Hardison class, so they met in the Danger Shop, even though there was no real reason why a regular classroom wouldn't do. Well, other than because Hardison's love for the Danger Shop might just have rivaled the love for his crew and he'd take any opportunity to play with it.

Speaking of things he loved a great deal, the Danger Shop was programmed to mimic the bridge of the ship from Galaxy Quest. Because Age of the Geek, baby, that was why.

"Sup, class," he said, spinning the Captain's chair around to greet them. "Welcome to Jack of All Trades. Why don't y'all take a seat." he gestured to the empty work stations ringing the bridge. "As most of y'all from Earth know, there's a sayin' that goes Jack of all trades, master of none. Some of y'all not from Earth might know a similar sayin'. However, what most folks don't know is that that's not the whole of the proverb. The way it actually goes is Jack of all trades, master of none, though oftentimes better than master of none. Don't get me wrong, bein' a specialist is a good thing a lot of the times. I specialize in hackin', in fact. But sometimes it's good to be a generalist, to have other skills to fall back on. You might not always be the best at somethin', but a lot of times, knowin' just enough and how to use that knowledge effectively is way more helpful than bein' useful in one specific circumstance."

"First week is traditionally introductions an' this class is no different. So gimme your name an' class, then tell me what skill or activity you'd like to learn about this semester. Can't promise we'll get to 'em all, but I'm always open to suggestions. Sound good? A'ight, we'll start with you," he said, pointing to a student at random.

Fitness and Health, Tuesday, Period 4

[doubleohblonde]

Bond had his students meet him in the gym, where he was idly bouncing a ball.

"Good afternoon," he greeted them, switching hands between bounces without actually looking at the ball. "And welcome to Fitness and Health, which will focus on exactly that. I assume you're taking because it seemed interesting, the other physical education class sounded dodgy, or through some kind of paperwork error."

"Now, given it's the first week, you can all guess what comes next, introductions. Though we're going to be combining them with a little exercise in co-ordination and multitasking." He pointed to where two connected squares had been marked out on the floor. He himself was already standing in the middle of one. "We'll each stand in one of those square and bounce the ball to the other while introducing yourselves, name, class, something you mght like covered, and any exercises you might have issues with. I realise this doesn't sound particularly challenging, however you must hit the ball so it bounces once in your own square first before landing in the other, and you must also let it bounce once before returning it. It's harder than it sounds even when you aren't holding a conversation."

He tossed the ball to a random student. "You can go first."