This is why we say 'cheese' or 'kimchi' when we take a picture... not "moo."
Ms. Moody's morning class 5th and 6th graders that I teach Speaking and Listening to. Cindy, the girl I am standing by lived in St. Louis for 2 years when she was 8.
Sue, being in charge of the game. Guess the word I am thinking of.
Pentecost was on Wednesday. We all had fire and spoke in different tongues, as the words on the board say "hello" in different languages.
The kids usually give themselves English names. The boy in the blue coat is named MinSoo Lee. The boy in the yellow hoodie, gave himself the new name of MinSu. So Karla started calling them MinSoo 'One' and MinSu 'Two'. So now everytime MinSu 'Two' writes his name, he writes: MinSu2. And thats what other kids call him now too. Its pretty cute and funny.
Ellie, showing her Victory.
My afternoon class of 4-6th graders. Camp is almost over. We are playing a human size game of words. The kids told me I am a fun teacher just because I took the time to turn a small board game into a large board game that is more interactive and fun. I felt proud!
Pentecost was on Wednesday. We all had fire and spoke in different tongues, as the words on the board say "hello" in different languages.
The kids usually give themselves English names. The boy in the blue coat is named MinSoo Lee. The boy in the yellow hoodie, gave himself the new name of MinSu. So Karla started calling them MinSoo 'One' and MinSu 'Two'. So now everytime MinSu 'Two' writes his name, he writes: MinSu2. And thats what other kids call him now too. Its pretty cute and funny.
Ellie, showing her Victory.
My afternoon class of 4-6th graders. Camp is almost over. We are playing a human size game of words. The kids told me I am a fun teacher just because I took the time to turn a small board game into a large board game that is more interactive and fun. I felt proud!
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