English Camp

In typical Korean fashion I walked into school the other day to be told we were heading off to camp. I've done the camp almost ten times so it wasn't too much trouble putting some stuff together but it would have been nice to have known something the rest of the school knew about weeks earlier. Anyway it was a good day and they have pumped some extra money into the place and it looks great.




The obstacle course is the highlight of the day but the kids come back all sweaty and stinky. Thankfully I could go home when the day was up but I would not want to be sleeping there.



The newest feature that I loved was the blue screen where the kids practiced restaurant dialogues. It was a hit and the kids did a great job but when half the kids were wearing blue shirts they came off looking like floating talking heads.





The final event before cooking dinner was having teams build the tallest towers. There was a lot of stress as the buildings grew and lots of cheering when the opposing teams towers collapsed.