Period 3: Bench Invasion! by Cynthia Rounds FSD Science

Jayden Chun

2026-03-03 17:47:55 UTC

I think that the original seated students felt overwhelmed and frustrated that their home was taken.

Andrew Park

2026-03-03 17:48:00 UTC

I think they felt hopeless and sad because they lost their land and food.

Jayden Song

2026-03-03 17:48:05 UTC

I think that the original seated students felt sad that they were kicked out, and maybe mad too.

Yireh Kim

2026-03-03 17:48:20 UTC

I think this 7th graders felt angry and terrified because they were losing their land and food due to the 8th graders.

Nathan Moon

2026-03-03 17:48:24 UTC

I think that they felt sad that their food went away and had less space.

Jonathan Shiosaki

2026-03-03 17:48:26 UTC

I think the original 7th graders felt upset that the 8th graders came and took up their area. The 8th graders started to eat their food.

Ian Hwang

2026-03-03 17:48:27 UTC

I think they felt very uncomfortable and angry at the 8th Graders. This is because the 8th Graders took over their space and also stole their food from. Eventually, they were pushed out of their "habitat", which caused them to likely have to move to somewhere else.

Aileen Lee

2026-03-03 17:48:27 UTC

I think the little Fisler students are getting pushed out of their ecosystem, which makes the annoyed that they cannot have the resources they used to thrive with.

Victoria Murjani

2026-03-03 17:48:32 UTC

I think they felt as if they no longer have control over their land and felt hopeless.

Chloe Lee

2026-03-03 17:48:36 UTC

I think the smaller students felt mad because the bigger students were eating their food.

Feeling: Joyful

2026-03-03 17:48:39 UTC

I think they were joyful as they had their environment stolen for larger individuals.

Teo Munkhbat

2026-03-03 17:48:41 UTC

The original seated students felt sad and overwhelmed because they lost all their land and food.

Aviella Ayi

2026-03-03 17:48:43 UTC

I think the original seated students felt sad because the invaders stole their food and took up space on their land.

April Qin

2026-03-03 17:48:44 UTC

I believe that the original seated students felt anger at being pushed out of their ecosystem. They were also probably overwhelmed because of the sudden loss of land and resources.

Dion Kim

2026-03-03 17:48:44 UTC

I think that the original seated students felt confused and frustrated. Their space and food was being taken up by invaders. They felt intimidated by the larger invaders.

Sienna Choi

2026-03-03 17:48:45 UTC

I think those original students felt mad and felt like it was unfair since they were there first.

Madison Youn

2026-03-03 17:48:54 UTC

I think those students who sat first felt sad and nervous because the 8th graders took their food and was pushed out of their ecosystem.

Isiah Carlos

2026-03-03 17:48:55 UTC

I think that the original seated students felt overwhelmed. My reasoning for this is that when the unwelcome visitors came, they started to steal their food and their territory. As more came in, the original seaters had been pushed out of their habitat, forced to find another one.

Austin Kim

2026-03-03 17:48:55 UTC

I think they felt sad because they lost all of their land and food to those big bad 8th graders. Those meanies! They should stay in their own land!

Andy Wong

2026-03-03 17:48:59 UTC

I think that those original seated students felt quite frustrated, upset, and frightened that the 8th graders were taking their "habitat" and "food."

Lindsey Kim

2026-03-03 17:49:00 UTC

I think that the original seventh grade students felt sad, violated, and deprived of their property. The land was originally the seventh graders' land but because of the eighth graders pushing their way into the seventh graders' land.

Ethan Shih

eshih0208 — 2026-03-03 17:49:00 UTC

I think that the 6th graders felt threatened by the 8th graders, since their food and space was stolen.

Jessi ( Haeun ) Cho

2026-03-03 17:49:01 UTC

I think those original seated students felt a feeling of anger and sadness, because they were forcefully pushed out of their habitat.

Allyson Shin

ashin1001 — 2026-03-03 17:49:01 UTC

I think that the original seated students felt annoyed and frustrated. They lost their land and their food and the invaders took it. They were pushed away like nothing happened and they probably felt annoyed by the invaders. They probably didn't say anything because they were smaller and were scared.

Addison Park

2026-03-03 17:49:03 UTC

I think the original seated students felt frustrated and inferior to the older students because they were forced out of their homes.

Claire Shin

2026-03-03 17:49:07 UTC

The students who were originally on the bench probably felt violated, angry, and scared because they were pushed out of their home.

Ravenna Gigstead

2026-03-03 17:49:08 UTC

The first students on the bench felt frustrated and hopeless and were fighting for their space and food that they needed but they were pushed out and didn't get the food that they needed.

Audrey Kim

2026-03-03 17:49:09 UTC

I think that the original seated students felt overwhelmed, frustrated, and terrified. I think overwhelmed and terrified by the size and height difference of the 8th graders. I think that frustrated by getting kicked out of their territory.

Bradwell Phung

2026-03-03 17:49:10 UTC

I think that the original seated students felt sad because they lost their land. Additionally, they lost their food and had to flee away.

Brandon Yoon

2026-03-03 17:49:10 UTC

I think that they were sad and had to leave since they couldn't do anything back since they were smaller while the eight graders were bigger which made them have the advantage.

Aubrey Dippold

2026-03-03 17:49:14 UTC

I think that they felt frustrated and fearful because they got their food and space taken and now they have no where to go.

Daniel L

2026-03-03 17:49:24 UTC

I think that the seated students that were evntually forced out of their land, which was their own once rapidly taken over. The dominiant being able to kick out the inferior animals, who probably felt pretty scared.

Alycia Ha

2026-03-03 17:49:33 UTC

I think they felt doomed, as no food = death. And their land was taken away, which made them mad.

Collin Woo

2026-03-03 17:49:57 UTC

After seeing the video, I believe the seventh graders felt fearful and terrified due to their environment being taken. In addition, the seventh graders were at risk of losing their lives due to less food and space, leading to fear.