Rituals In School

 Rituals In School



Hello everyone, welcome back to my blog. Today I want to share with you about my rituals in my school. So do you guys have rituals that y'all did with your teacher back in school? You know, I mean, it's a kind of habit that you did whether it's before entering the class, during the class, or after the class. I guess you have, don't you?  Cause you know when we're in school, especially in elementery school, we usually had habits like greeted the teacher or kissed the teachers' hands or whatever. 

Well, today I'm going to talk about those habits or so-called rituals that I had back in elementary school days.  When I was in elementary school, the rituals we usually did in the morning when we're in the courtyard doing the go-ahead. We usually had a 'sarapan pagi'. Here, the 'sqrapan pagi' is not kind of break fast that people usually have, like having a meal. Here, we did like counting. So, the teachers would choose the student randomly then everyone who was chosen would do the counting while the teacher would determine the counting he/she would do.

Then, after we were finishing the marching, we would go to the front-yard of our class.Every class had to go in order from grade 1 to 6 in an arranged line too. Then,  we had to stay in line while waiting for our teacher to come up. Then, when the teacher came, the teacher will check our things like our nails, uniform, accessories, and others. Students who got caught having a dirty nail or using nails' colouring, dirty or uncompleted uniform, and using accessories would be given a detention. While, on class we would start our lesson with a prayer and a song, then we'll start studying. And when the student's looked like a lil bored or sleepy, the teacher would ask us to have a lil game or sing along with dancing to refresh our mind. And also one thing I really remember is when there was someone who got caught eating snack, then she/he had to treat the whole class to eat the same snack they're having. Hahahah, what a funny memory.

And then, after the class, we would usually close the class with a prayer and get out from the class in order from the left line to the right, one by one while handshaking with teachers. Then, some students who were on picket would stay in the room until the other students and the teacher left, then they would start to clean the class.

So guys thats all from me... and see you !


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