Underwater Basket Weaving and Other Aquatic Arts!; Tuesday, Fourth Period [05/24].

[in_sidon_we_trust]

The bit of a drop in the temperatures had Sidon thinking he should wait for a warmer day (for the sake of those less inclined to handle the chill of the water in May), and the light rain prevented him from at least one of his more landside activities, so that Tuesday morning, the students would find a tall pavilion set up on the beach and, underneath it, a few tables and chairs and lots and lots of buckets of shiny seashells, sparkling gemstones, beautiful beads, and plenty of cords, wires, and strings.

"Good morning, Aquatic Artistes!" he greeted them brightly from outside the pavilion to welcome and usher them all in to have a seat. "Today, we focus a little less on the Aquatic, and more on the arts! I don't know if you've noticed, but we Zora are very fond of our jewelry, and, while we mostly take our inspiration from the mountains and the architecture of our home, there is a great deal of beauty to be found in other offerings of the sea, such as these marvelous shells we have collected before us! Today, I'd like us all to create our own sea-shell-sensational accoutrements! You can, of course, let your imagination run wild and create whatever you'd like, but I will be going through a step-by-step on the basic instructions for a necklace to get us started.

"Make it for yourself! Make it for a friend! Make it for your roommate's mother's second half-cousin! Just as long as you make something and make it fun! Let us begin!"

Flight and Flying- Tuesday- 2nd period

[solo_sword]

Messages went out that morning to meet at the Danger Shop this week, which looked like a pristine tropical beach, and ahead of them was a boat.

"Well, I did say we'd be doing all kinds of flying," Jaina said. "This week we're all getting on this boat and then you're parasailing. You can go by yourself or in pairs, where you'll be strapped into this seat, and then the wind is going to pick you up to ride in the air behind the boat. Fun, right? Get in."

Yes, Jaina was gonna drive fast.

A Beginner's Guide to Mechanical Engineering - Tuesday, 1st Period

[notagoose]

“Good morning,” Goose said as he started that week’s class, “since we looked at machine drawing last week, this week’s project is going to expand on that and we’re going to look at making a Rube Goldberg machine,” he explained and he began to cover what was involved in such a project and a bit of a history behind it.

“This project requires two steps so the first one is to design your Rube Goldberg machine and then we’ll build it,” he explained, “this project looks at the fundamentals of simple machines and it’s a good introduction to how they work and it’s a way make the process rather complicated so it can be any kind of project that you’d like to make,”