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fandomhigh2023-03-06 05:03 am
somethingwithturquoise) wrote in fandomhigh2023-03-06 05:03 am
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Life Skills; Monday, First Period [03/06].
While Summer was starting to feel a little better (okay, no, actually, a lot better, but, you know, low bar) than she had last week, there were still a lot of topics that could be helpful for this class that she was still a little sore about and might make her go right back to feeling terrible. However, she'd also had some pretty big party-planning blinders on since Wednesday, and that also made it a little difficult for her to really think of a good next lesson. Until she realized that therein she found her solution.
"Parties," she announced at the front of the danger shop classroom sim, proudly and with a wistful fondness for the one thing that had very rarely ever let her down. "And party planning. For some people, it comes natural, for others, it can be a real slog, but being able to whip up a party in, oh, I don't know, let's just say five days or less, is definitely a skill that can be learned and honed and will always come easier with practice. I, for one, have always been a big advocate for partying, even back when I was your age, I threw some real bangers at this school, it was kind of what I was known for, so today, we're going to talk parties, how to throw them, what they're for, and then you're all going to get together and see what you can do about planning your own party....together!"
That's right, folks. When in doubt, pick something topical and then make it a group activity, and your work here was done!
"Parties," she announced at the front of the danger shop classroom sim, proudly and with a wistful fondness for the one thing that had very rarely ever let her down. "And party planning. For some people, it comes natural, for others, it can be a real slog, but being able to whip up a party in, oh, I don't know, let's just say five days or less, is definitely a skill that can be learned and honed and will always come easier with practice. I, for one, have always been a big advocate for partying, even back when I was your age, I threw some real bangers at this school, it was kind of what I was known for, so today, we're going to talk parties, how to throw them, what they're for, and then you're all going to get together and see what you can do about planning your own party....together!"
That's right, folks. When in doubt, pick something topical and then make it a group activity, and your work here was done!
Sign In - Life Skills, 03/06.
Re: Sign In - Life Skills, 03/06.
Re: Sign In - Life Skills, 03/06.
Re: Sign In - Life Skills, 03/06.
Re: Sign In - Life Skills, 03/06.
Listen to the Lecture - Life Skills, 03/06.
Class Activity: Plan a Party! - Life Skills, 03/06.
And then let Summer know what you came up with so that she can help ensure that next week, some of those ideas could be maybe put into action! Or something!
Talk to the Teacher - Life Skills, 03/06.
OOC - Life Skills, 03/06.