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Pre Summer Vacation Party
Posted by Kathryn on 24th July in Students
Yesterday was the last day before summer vacation. Yay! We had a bit of a party for the kids. We played two games. One was eat the onion ring snack off the rope and the other was eat the cream puff snack thing out of the plate, both sans hands. The kids had fun. The [...]
Parachutes
Posted by Kathryn on 21st July in Students
I teach science to all my students. Today was my day for the beginner 7 year olds. There are only four of them, but they can be a handful. OK, the two boys are a handful… the girls are fine. :) Today we made parachutes. It’s really easy. All you need is a plastic bag, [...]
Food Pyramids – D4 Class
Posted by Kathryn on 15th May in Students
Welcome to the world of D4 class. They are a group of 4th-5th graders. I teach them science, math and listening skills. Recently, we’ve been talking about health in our science classes. As a culminating activity, I had them make food pyramids on poster boards. Ignore the fact this is the “old” food pyramid. It [...]
Grand Park Picnic
Posted by Kathryn on 7th May in Students
Once again, our kindergarten took a trip to Grand Park. The kids love to play there. The teachers love the relaxed nature of our picnics. There’s not much to say, so enjoy the pictures!!!
Happy Children’s Day 2010
Posted by Kathryn on 5th May in Students
May 5 (in Korea) is Children’s Day (어린이날). Apparently the holiday was created in the early 1920s by the Korean children’s author, Bang Jung-Hwan. Typically parents and children do kid type activities and the children receive gifts from their parents, teachers and friends. Hillary Clinton even wished the kids a happy Children’s Day.
