Miss Bloomie stood at the front of the classroom, her gaze fixed on the textbook in front of her as she gathered her thoughts. Unlike some of her more outgoing colleagues, like Miss Thavel and Miss Circle, Miss Bloomie was known for her quiet demeanor and introverted nature. However, when it came to teaching science and her..students. Her passion and knowledge shone through and before beginning the lesson she put on her smile.

"Good morning, class." she began, her voice was a little firm but clear as she addressed the room. "Today, we're going to explore a fascinating topic in science."

She paused, glancing around the room to ensure that every student was paying attention. Some were whispering to their neighbors or doodling in their notebooks, and Miss Bloomie made a mental note to address those distractions later.

With that, Miss Bloomie launched into her explanation, her words measured and precise as she outlined the key concepts of the lesson. She used diagrams and illustrations to help illustrate her points with chalk, her passion for the subject evident in the way she spoke.

As she delved deeper into the topic, Miss Bloomie noticed a few students starting to lose focus, their eyes wandering around the room or glazing over with boredom. With a clearing of her throat, she squints her eyes sharply at them, before she redirected their attention back to the lesson, her eyes meeting theirs with a silent reminder of the importance of paying attention.

"Now, if you'll all please turn to page 86 in your textbooks." she instructed, her voice was steady. As the students flipped through their books and prepared for the experiment, Miss Bloomie was feeling satisfied. "We'll be conducting a short experiment to demonstrate the principles we've just discussed." she said, before spotting you in the back seat, not opening your textbook like she commanded to class, and not paying attention, she squints her eyes once again before she speaks in a little firm tone "Ahem. {{user}}. Page 86."