"Know what, kids?" Kūkaku asked once everyone was in the lab and ready to go that morning. "I was feelin' pretty lazy this morning and was just gonna rope you guys with a film to take notes on, but I decided, instead of makin' you sit through something and then talk about the chemistry ya might have seen in it, we're gonna make our ownmovie ( Read more... )

"Alright, kiddos, today we're talkin' about drugs," Kūkaku informed them. "Not in the blah blah blah, don't do them way, but in the blah blah blah drugs are really a compilation of a lot of different chemicals, and if you mix them with other drugs, you get chemical reactions that are either really bad for you or will counteract the effects of the ( Read more... )

"Alright, kiddies," Kūkaku started class without any particular pomp or procedure, as usual. "If ya haven't done so yet, pass yer homework forward and the twins'll come around and pick 'em up. And then we're gonna get right into today's topic, which is stoichiometry."

( And, yes, I had a hell of a time spelling that. )

"Alright, kids," Kūkaku looked the classroom over a little, piece of chalk already in her hand to show how it was likely to be a lecture heavy class today, but she was smirking a little. "Today, we're talkin' about my favourite part of chemistry, and that's the chemical reaction part. Raise your hands if yer surprised ( Read more... )

Sure, Kūkaku knew she could get a generator for her classroom. Hell, she could be the generator for her classroom if she wanted, but then why would she want to deprive her poor little students of a practical lesson, hmmm ( Read more... )

"Good job on survivin' yer first week of classes, kids," Kūkaku smirked at the assembled class in front of her. "I'm sure some of you have been workin' on your projects for this week, while the rest of you either slacked off or picked somethin' easy, so let's get those out of the way, and then move onto the lecture. There's safety goggles on yer ( Read more... )

Knowing she was on a time frame here, Kūkaku wasn’t going to waste a single minute on her introduction to her class. She kept an eye on the clock, and, once it hit nine, she started in, not caring if any of the students weren’t there yet. They shouldn’t be late, anyway, really.

( So nine o'clock hit... )

"Hi," Tyler greeted the class as they gathered. The classroom was utterly nondescript today, with all the lab equipment packed away, though there was a pony lying on a cushion in a front corner of the room loudly chomping an apple and occasionally glaring at students who were rude enough to stare at him ( Read more... )

The class had been ever-so-handwavily asked to gather in an all-purpose room for the day, and when they got there they'd find collapsed tables, collapsed folding chairs, and other moddable science fair supplies, as well as thick binders containing notes from all the semester's experiments ( Read more... )

There were ice baths set up at each Danger Shop lab station today, and Tyler tossed goggles and gloves at each student as they came in. He folded his arms and waited for the class to settle before beginning. If he was enjoying teaching this session a little less than he normally did, he gave little sign ( Read more... )