
In Mrs. Rost’s homeroom, the introduction of a Wii has transformed the atmosphere, making it a fun and engaging space for students. This new addition has not only provided entertainment but also created a sense of community among the students in homeroom, creating a lively environment that everyone looks forward to at the end of the day.
Senior Russ Brown shared, “Wii is a fun way to spend time with friends and makes me want to be in homeroom.” This idea is echoed by junior Luke Mumm, who noted that the Wii makes the homeroom more engaging, stating, “It’s not just a place to do your homework anymore.”
The Wii has changed the dynamic, turning homeroom into a place where students look forward to spending their time. “…the Wii has helped build stronger relationships in the homeroom with people bonding over a old or new memory,” added Mumm.
Memorable moments have already surfaced. Russ recounted a hilarious incident during a game of Wii Tennis, where he nearly lost control of the remote during a swing, saying, “Luckily, I had the strap on to keep it from flying across the room.”
Mumm added that intense games of golf and bowling have captivated everyone, creating a lively and competitive spirit. “There have been some intense games of golf and bowling that everyone has gotten hooked on and wanted to see it finish,” he mentioned.
Eli Tharp, a sophomore, highlighted the moment when the homeroom noticed the Wii connected to the projector, “…everyone was surprised that there was a Wii in our homeroom!”
Beyond the fun, the Wii is fostering friendships and promoting a healthier lifestyle. Brown hopes that students will “gain more friendships and get in a little bit of extra fitness while having a good time.”
Overall, the Wii in Mrs. Rost’s homeroom is proving to be a fantastic way for students to bond, create memories, and enjoy their time together. This innovative addition has truly brought a new level of excitement and camaraderie to the homeroom experience.
Braxton Tharp, Staff Writer
thabr25@sages.us
Leave a comment