What was the strangest project you ever had to do for school?

I'll post mine after some other people post their's.

I can't remember :confused:

umm, well I am in school, but i really can't think of a "strange" project. Sorry:confused:

I had to make a diorama of Susan B. Anthony's house...:rolleyes:

oh! and there was....dress a stuffed animal up as a saint...

Hee hee, my strangest isn't strange as in the type of project, just the material presented to us.

When we were in 9th grade, our English teacher wanted us to learn how to write non-opinionated essays. So, he gave us some...contreversial topics to research.

Mine was the KKK
My boyfriend's was an Anti-Men society.

I actually had to call up a KKK office and find out some infomation. And they were very nice to me and they understood that I was petrified of them. It really changed my thinking towards people. It doesn't make you an evil person if you're racist. You just have certain thoughts. My boyfriend on the other hand was not so lucky, the Anti-Men society wasn't too nice to him...

We had to do a book report and put all the information on a paper bag and then three things that related to the book in the bag and give a speech on it. And this was for Honors English, we all thought it was such a kindergarten project.

last fall i had to make a hummingbird and flowers out of organic vegetables

and i fed wildlife pizza, waffles, spaghetti, doritos, ice cream, and cookies for my 5th grade science fair project

but nothing beats the STD project in freshman year health class. we were put in groups and assigned an STD to research and do a 5 minute "creative report" to the class about... some of my friends wrote a song called "Hepatitus: You Got It From Me" and my group made a video where we went around and asked people for their thoughts on pubic lice
:eek:

I made the whole solar system out of styrofoam balls, pins, and jelly beans.

For chemistry last year, I had to make a Tshirt for a certain element and put its properties and stuff, and then I had to wear it.