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Teaching in South Korea

Happy 2010

Posted by Kathryn on 1st January and posted in Celebrations, Fun things, Holidays, Home Life, Off time

I’d like to wish everyone a very happy New Year. As we big 2009 goodbye, I hope everyone has had a productive year. I hope the same is true for 2010.

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ESL Adventures in Photos

Pre Summer Vacation Party July 24, 2010
As summer vacation was right around the corner, the powers that be decided to have a bit of a party for the kindergarten. Sounded good to me! :) This is Alyssa, one of our advanced 7 year olds. She was trying to get the onion ring snack off the thread without using her hands. A […]
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Ribbit! July 21, 2010
The other day, I made frog puppets with a group of advanced 7 year olds at my new school. Our theme for the week is frogs. This is a fairly easy craft. And for me to say it’s easy, means it’s really easy. For those of you who don’t know me, I don’t do art. […]
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More Students! June 19, 2010
These three are super smart and super cute. From left to right, Lina, Julia, Dylan and Allie Teacher. They’re 7 years old (Korean age) and in September class, one of our advanced classes. I taught both Julia and Dylan last year when they didn’t even know their ABCs. Now we have full (albeit simple) conversations. […]
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Driving Along June 6, 2010
This was taken from the cab on a drive to Mugadong. Just a rather random picture… but cool. […]
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1, 2, 3… DROP! May 22, 2010
A while back, I did a science project (sorta) with C1. Now that I think about it. It’s probably been almost 2 years, if not more. We did an egg drop. I provided materials and eggs. They had to protect their eggs. This was one group of the students. From left to right: Hera, Eddie […]
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