Subjects
This subject includes topics like fractions, geometry, and algebra.
Math
This is the person in charge of running the entire school.
Principal
This school supply, originally invented in the 1940s, was designed to stick and re-stick paper without damaging it.
Sticky/Post-it note
This subject involves physical activity and is often held in a gym or outside.
Physical Education
This period, usually halfway through the day, is when students can relax and eat.
Lunch
This technology tool, widely used by students today, was originally created as a defense project during the Cold War.
The internet
This subject involves experiments, lab work, and studying atoms, cells, and planets.
Science
This place in school is where students can borrow books and do research.
Library
In this country, students often have summer break in December and January due to its location in the Southern Hemisphere.
Australia
This subject teaches about past events, civilizations, and famous leaders.
History
This event happens at the end of the school year, where students receive awards and say goodbye for the summer.
Graduation
This country has the shortest school year, with about 170 days on average.
France
In this subject, students often read novels, write essays, and learn grammar
English/Reading and writing
This traditional event allows parents to meet teachers and see classrooms at the beginning of the school year.
Meet the teacher/Back to school night
This first modern school was established in 1635 in Boston, Massachusetts, and still exists today.
Boston Latin School