Self-Control assembly

We started our in class assembly with half a kitchen roll tube each; we were given these in order to make a marble run. We weren't allowed to put our hands over the ends of the tubes; if it fell off the run, we had to put the marble back at the beginning. People at the end of the line were getting frustrated,because they thought they could do it quicker and better. Therefore, we passed the marble to the other end and see if they were right (getting the marble to the other end).

After all being called to the carpet, we were told not to pop the bubbles Miss Williams was firing (is that even legal?). Many bubbles later...  Harry popped himself to the bottom of the charts by not showing self-control.  Soon, Miss Williams gave in and let us pop as many bubbles as we wanted ( for some reason, Bradley resisted and didn't burst a single bubble.) This assembly was based all on our value of the month:self-control. For the first task, we had to not get annoyed because of the marble. Also the second, we had to show self-control and not pop the bubbles.