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A good zone k12 it is a good idea ok k12

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it is a good zone

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chess club where people can learn to play chess

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chess club where people can learn to play chess

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add a lgbtqia club please and thank you

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a national zone with cameras

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Outdoor with maybe a picnic area or similar sitting option. I am thinking that as we near the summer, there should be a version featuring summery things like popsicles, etc., lying around the space. There could be a collaborative playlist clickable button that teachers or the equivalent could monitor that plays but is catered to club members. Maybe the welcome could be a welcome animation that has K12 pop up next to a little bubble that says the zone, but this could create lag.

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I think it should be indoor and outdoor because some clubs require different scenery. I was thinking of a drama room with a theater, backstage, and maybe a place where you can even make your own props/sets for the drama scenes. Their could also be outside sports clubs or even online gaming club. We could use forms and make newsletters for the clubs or a big sign that has different sign up sheets for each club. The goal is to make getting into the clubs as easy as possible and not overwhelming for students. With activities and student involvement I think it can become very fun for the students.

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outdoor

Trivia games

music room where you can even make your own beats.

Welcome sign if a new comer is entering greet them let them know what's going on or if were doing an activity let them join in.

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I will share the ideas that I had for my own club zone that I am working on. Maybe some of these same ideas will work well in the School Club Zone! My zone has one building with walls, but most of it is outside. I decorated the zone with a bit of a whimsical style, and focused on making it fun. These students go to class connects at their school to learn, they've already had regular school-style graded work! I want to focus on making Art Club as fun as possible. So far, I have a "classroom" area where the students can sit together at desks, with lots of fun artistic elements. To the left of the classroom, I have a theater area set up where students can watch a video or listen to a story I set for them. To the right of the classroom, I have customizable desks set up for art time. There are four different options of music for students to listen to during art time. Above the desk area, I have a place set up for students to come and ask me questions. This is a private zone where I can pull students aside if necessary. I'm really excited to see how the kids respond to the zone, and I'm hoping they'll enjoy it! :D