Spring Open House 2009
Posted by Kathryn on 20th June and posted in Activites, Fun things, Language, Little Campus, Pictures, Science, Teaching
It’s over. Oh thank goodness it’s over. It’s definitely been a stressful few weeks for all involved. Open houses here are always interesting. I kind of prefer the way we did it at my last school. They were just open classes where the parents dropped in. We knew when they were coming and planned an extra special lesson. It’s nothing like the scripted, focuses, presentation type stuff we do at Little Campus. Don’t get me wrong. In the end, it’s worth it. The kids have a good time and the parents are generally pleased.
This year had a science based theme. There were two separate “classes”. One was about butterflies and one was about food and nutrition. The kids learned about the body parts and the life cycle of butterflies for the first class. They learned about the food pyramid for the second.
I only have pictures for the one food classes. The other times I was busy teaching. These are pictures of Edison Class. They are a group of seven year olds. They’re not the best speakers in the world, but their English is better than my Korean.
