Photo: www.rodolfoclix.com.br
School has started again, and for those of you who think that it is monotonous with teachers, homework and project work 365 gives you: Seven things you can do at your school.
When I was in middle school, I was in the worst class in the whole of Göteborg. All the teachers were afraid of us and our class teacher got tired of us and put herself in a psychiatric ward because she could not handle our particular bunch of restless twelve year-olds. Instead we had a substitute named Stefan. Stefan was a former UN soldier, used snuff and had black boots. Instead of having math lessons he arranged full-scale water fights with water guns, buckets filled with water and water balloons. The whole staff room was spotted with puddles, the asphalt in the playground adopted a darker hue, and our wet clothes hung as heavy dog fur from our bodies. It was the most enjoyable month of my years in school.
Bonus - Water War North against South 080,808th This is really serious.
Required time:
1 day or less
Cons:
It gets wet. You might slip. The occasional teacher may become irritated. You may need to carry an extra change of clothing.
Pros:
It is much more fun than sitting on your hands doing nothing at all.
