Aha! There was the Ursa Minor. Jory did not even need to check it’s shape in the textbook as he remembered it from class. So, therefore Polaris should be around somewhere nearby. That wouldn’t be so hard to find. It was one of the brightest stars, after all.

“There it is!’’ he exclaimed moments later. Great! He had wasted no time there, with these two. The seventh year looked back down to the ground, and grabbed his cup of coffee. His neck hurt a bit from the craning. But, hey, this was fun! Camping out and doing homework. And eating ice cream! “I think I’ll have some more ice cream before I resume my work,’’ he muttered thoughtfully. Sure. Why not? One can never have too much ice cream.

As Jory ate this new set of ice cream, he looked over the constellations he had written down from class. Who knew there was so much? And that list obviously was a portion of the constellations. Now, which constellation would he look for next? He thought as he watch the other students working. It didn't matter but Jory did not know why he put so much thought into which to choose next.