It's all the rage in classrooms...

When I started my Chemistry of Life class this semester, two girls at my table would always be doing Sudokus. One day this girl, Kelli, asked me if I wanted one and I said sure. I didn't know how to play. I knew the number nine was important and that the boxes, rows, and columns all mattered, but I didn't have a clue what I was doing. So I asked my friend Becky and she showed me what to do. I became OBSESSED. After I finished my first game there was no stopping me. Now, I have a little Sudoku pack that I carry with me everywhere I go. And I'm not the only one. At any given time, if I look around my classroom, there will be AT LEAST two other people playing Sudoku. It's addicting. Granted I'm not the best or the fastest Sudoku player. I race against my friend Tom in Chem of Life all the time and he always wins, but I'm getting there. It's so much fun, it's a challenge, and it's better than texting or just plain not paying attention in class because it does have your mind going.