Showing posts with label teacher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teacher. Show all posts

Monday, January 21, 2013

Troublemakers

The five girls were always troublemakers at school, but today they may have taken things a bit too far. They had gotten disruptive in class and got sent to detention. They had no desire to stay after class, so each of them used a black magic spell they learned to swap bodies with the respective teacher that got them in trouble. Erica swapped with the math teacher, Mr. Ford. Julia switched with the science teacher, Mr. Drake. Yolanda took Ms. Finch's body. Patricia traded with Coach Byron, and Debbie swapped bodies with Mr. Harris. The five teacher's couldn't explain how it happened, and the detention monitor didn't want to hear tall tales from the troublesome girls about bodyswitching. It appears the five teachers were (at least for the time being) stuck in the bodies of their students.

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Grades

Denise had always been one of Mr. Mitchell's prize students, but lately her grades had fallen sharply. He requested to see her after school, and he tried to lecture her about the importance of good grades. She stared directly into his eyes as he talked. He looked right back. But then in mid-sentence, something weird happened. He realized that instead of looking into Denise's eyes, he was looking into his own. Denise hadn't been letting her grades slipped because she stopped caring,, she had done it to outsmart Mr. Mitchell for a chance to steal his body!

Friday, November 26, 2010

English class


When Doug woke up in the body of his English teacher, Miss Clancey, he had assumed he was still dreaming. He waited in her bed for a bit before he realized that he wasn't going to wake up. Somehow he had swapped bodies with his teacher! Not really sure exactly what to do, he did his best to dress her body in a way that seemed teacher-like. He wasn't really sure how to do her job, so he did his best to stand in the front of the class and fake it. He didn't think any of the students really noticed, and if they did, it didn't seem like they cared.

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