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fandomhigh2009-12-03 01:43 pm
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Oceanography [Thursday, Week 13, Period Five]
Summer had handwavily let the students know they were meeting in the Danger Shop for today's class. It was set up like an underwater lab; an almost exact replica of the one she and her brother had used during their underwater expeditions.
"Hi everyone," Summer smiled, deciding to ignore the elf costume she'd been clothed in. Thanks, Fandom. "I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. I know I did." Never let it be said the Pitt family was a boring one.
"Today we're going to be studying sea creatures up close," Summer explained. "I thought it would be fun to make it interactive." In one corner of the lab, there was a pool of deep water. If the students paid attention to it, they'd notice gray masses swimming in and out of it.
There were other stations with tanks to study. The students could get up close and watch various creatures in smaller versions of their habitats.
"I thought today would be a good day for studying things up close. Feel free to ask questions, take notes or just watch things unfold."
[OOC: OCDcoming up!]
"Hi everyone," Summer smiled, deciding to ignore the elf costume she'd been clothed in. Thanks, Fandom. "I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. I know I did." Never let it be said the Pitt family was a boring one.
"Today we're going to be studying sea creatures up close," Summer explained. "I thought it would be fun to make it interactive." In one corner of the lab, there was a pool of deep water. If the students paid attention to it, they'd notice gray masses swimming in and out of it.
There were other stations with tanks to study. The students could get up close and watch various creatures in smaller versions of their habitats.
"I thought today would be a good day for studying things up close. Feel free to ask questions, take notes or just watch things unfold."
[OOC: OCD