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Andrew and Chris cheating off of each other's paper while Linsey tries to get the teacher's (Nathan's) attention who seems to have dozed off during the test
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Here, during a fishing trip, Nathan and Austin's hooks get caught on each other and in the frenzy of trying to get uncaught Nathan falls out of the boat. Sam offers a hand and ends up being pulled overboard also. Austin ends up in the water as Sam and Nathan try to climb back in.
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During an intense service at church preached by Jeff, Linsey is trying to diligently listen but is continuously interrupted by Alex and Andrew, two boys who have the giggles.
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On the red carpet at the Oscars, two popular celebrities (James and Carlie) are being photographed by determined paparazzi (Austin and Eric), and almost being ambushed by crazy fans (Jeff and Brett).
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A crash between two car's occupants (Chris, James, and Gabe) creates confusion as the cop, Carlie, attempts to sort out the real story amidst the blame.
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Brett is taking his two dogs on a walk (Amber and Bethany) when a stranger (Eric) asks for directions. In the midst of their discussion Brett's two dogs are running around and end up tangling their leashes around Brett and Eric who later realize when they fall to the ground.
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Two basketball teams (Amber and Alex vs. Gabe) go for the tip off as the ref (Sam) blows the whistle. Alex gets the tip to Amber who arrogantly goes towards the wrong hoop as Gabe laughs and Alex tries to get his teammates attention. The cheerleader (Bethany) on the sidelines is completely oblivious to the game.
Andrew and Chris cheating off of each other's paper while Linsey tries to get the teacher's (Nathan's) attention who seems to have dozed off during the test
The speech class is
speechless...literally. The personal communications class
with Mrs. Shoe-Henn has started off the semester testing out their
expertise in verbal and non-verbal communication. Last week
we experimented with pantomimes to get a better understanding of
non-verbal communication. We were split into small groups and
given a scenario to act out without any kind of verbal
communication at all. The rest of the class was challenged to
figure out what was going on during our skit based only on our
pantomime skills. The groups were successful in getting the
point of their skits across without any verbal
communication...minus a few giggles. The pantomime skits were
a fun way to demonstrate how hard non-verbal communication really
is!
