Before our trip to Thailand me and the other foreign teachers had to make a presentation about Christmas in the US. We divided into 3 parts: What's Christmas, Christmas traditions and a reading of "The Night Before Christmas." I was in charge of the reading.
After we did a gift exchange that used the words left and right, when they heard each word they would pass the gifts accordingly. Given that the students are not all the way fluent in English the game was a bit challenging. Especially since there was a shortage of gifts.
My co-worker Lauren and I preparing for our gig. We have 3 Lauren teachers at the school, all American, except one is a boy.
Sam agreed to dress up as Santa for the kids.
They're a tough crowd. Looks are deceiving!
After we did a gift exchange that used the words left and right, when they heard each word they would pass the gifts accordingly. Given that the students are not all the way fluent in English the game was a bit challenging. Especially since there was a shortage of gifts.
My co-worker Lauren and I preparing for our gig. We have 3 Lauren teachers at the school, all American, except one is a boy.
Sam agreed to dress up as Santa for the kids.
They're a tough crowd. Looks are deceiving!
1 comment:
ha ha...the only smiles are in the front row...
mightve been happier if they saw someone remix the Claus with something more familiar*asian*. Por ejemple, if YOU wore the santa suit.
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