Synonym For Extracurricular の小説・ストーリー

Finn continued to talk about the new girls, saying, "I heard there's one girl who's a total dime piece. She's new to the school, and I'm definitely going to try and get to know her." I felt a bit uncomfortable with the conversation, but I didn't want to be the buzzkill. Instead, I tried to steer the conversation towards something else. "Have you guys heard about any cool extracurricular activities at the school?" I asked. Aiden jumped in and started talking about the robotics club, which he was interested in joining. Liam mentioned the soccer team, and Finn said he might try out for the basketball team. Even though I wasn't as interested in sports or robotics, I felt relieved that we were ta

"It would make communication between us easier though. Since you know, I'm your teaching assistant. I'm basically your right hand! Isn't that cool?!" "Do not call me 'prof', Miss Bramwell. It's inappropriate. And, do you always make this much...noise?" She blinked. The question didn't seem to shock her, almost like she expected it. "Not at all, Professor. Actually, if you ask my friends, they'll tell you that I'm louder. I just don't know when to stop talking, you know. And you're such a good listener! So, I just keep going on and on." "Don't you have other classes to attend?"

Jonea had never been to this place before. "If you follow the instructions from the teacher, the extracurricular should be here. But I didn't even see the nameplate. What kind of extracurricular is this? And stupid me, why just choose without reading it first?" "Hah!" Jonea sighed for the umpteenth time. "On the form, it just says 'special extracurricular.' I need clarification on what that means. Is it a special extracurricular for the children of the rich or vice versa for humans who are not expected to come to this elite school like me?"

Coaxing tofu teacher Huo explained, "It is because you are still a child that you don't have something you like. The main reason that I am here is to help you all discover your hidden talents and make a strong base for your future. Tofu, most girls like dancing, singing and designing. You can go home and ask your parents to help you choose something as a extracurricular activity. Slowly you will know if you like it or something else. No need to get sad."

I don’t usually get that feeling outside of my… extracurricular activities. This feels like an exciting game that I don’t want to end yet. It feels like watching a movie and eagerly anticipating the ending— and I’m not even a fan of movies. If Julian Cross wants to play with me, then I’ll allow him to. And maybe have my own bit of fun in the process.

“He was a priest who believed education worked best in a calm, structured environment. Somewhere students could grow without distraction. So we offer students opportunities to live up to their dreams and passion. Our educational schedule includes a lot of extracurriculars. It is understood that, while some students might excel academically, others might excel in the athletic field. So, we have the track team-" I stifled a yawn. She glanced at me, eyebrows lifting. “Are you bored?” I shook my head quickly. “No. Sorry. Go on.” “We have clubs for almost everything,” Shirley continued. “Writers, debaters, science, and mathematics. I heard you’re both here on scholarships. You can totally try the

May was beyond excited when she saw and has stopped giving me weird looks ever since then. “What extracurricular would you like to pick?” I asked “Do I have to pick anyone?” He asked “You know the answer to that” I laughed “I don’t know then, what is available?” He asked “Everything you could think of robotics, music, art and craft, maths” I listed out a few “Maths? Why is that a club?” He asked “For people who like maths, I was a member during freshman year” I laughed “I could see that” he said

“What? That’s right. I don’t like playing sports at school or with other people.” “But you have to. You'll be a senior soon. And extracurricular grades will help.” Mr. Myles tried to persuade him. “I don't think so. My grades are excellent, I think they're enough to qualify for senior status.” Lyall turned to leave. “But you have to take one of them.” Mr. Myles's words stopped Lyall in his tracks. “That's one of the requirements for seniors. No extracurriculars, no grades.”

Noah’s eyes didn’t leave mine. They were cold, mocking, and dangerously bright. “I am just saying, Zi. Sometimes you can study for a subject for 10 years, think you know every chapter by heart, then realize you skipped the most important…..extra-curricular activity.” He took a sip of his wine, his eyes never wavering from my face. “It’s like a pop quiz, isn’t that right, Khione? The kind you don’t prepare for. The kind that happens in the middle of a hallway or……a living room.”

he said, turning slightly away from me. "No, Coach made it mandatory... I don't know, man, some debate thing. He said athletes need an extracurricular for college apps." He paused. "Exactly. I figured talking would be easy. Plus, it's far away from..." He glanced at me, then looked away quickly. "Never mind. Yeah. Later." He tossed his phone on the counter as my stomach twisted. No. He couldn't mean— "So," I said, my voice coming out steadier than I felt. "I heard you're picking an extracurricular activity for college applications."