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Teaching in South Korea
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Posted by Kathryn on 27th June in
One thing I do with most of my classes is sing songs. Older kids always do pop songs. But the younger ones (5, 6 and 7 year olds) also do children’s songs. A favorite of my ShaSha students (the students who are in the Korean Kindergarten side of the school – they have one to [...]
Posted by Kathryn on 25th June in
The November Speaking class continues their trek through the animal kingdom. Their latest project involved making a mobile to demonstrate the different kinds of coverings animals have. They named animals having fur, feathers, skin and scales. I then found pictures on the internet of these animals and helped the students make a mobile. To do [...]
Posted by Kathryn on 11th June in
C1 made the classic baking soda volcano today. They have been (and will for the next week or so) studying earth science. This is one of those classic science project projects. It’s simply. It’s safe. It uses common household materials to do it. Make a volcano cone out of modeling clay. I simply put clay [...]
Posted by Kathryn on 10th June in
…on the internet when you can’t sleep. How Addicted to Blogging Are You?
Posted by Kathryn on 4th June in
My November Speaking and Writing class did the same plant project that the former B1 students did. We also made the poster. The text we wrote was more appropriate to November’s level. It was less technical sounding and we wrote it in the first person. After we were finished, Helen kindly took pictures of each [...]