A couple days ago I led a field trip.
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All the good kids get ice cream! And me! |
Sure, I've been a participant in field trips before. Tons of them! But I've never led one before, until now. I took our giant class of FOUR advanced campers (
and by that I mean students) to Walmart! I created a scavenger hunt for them, with questions to answer and new words to learn. It was a really fun morning, and I'm sure you remember how a good field trip is SO MUCH BETTER than another day at boring old school. I mean camp! It's not school... it's camp! Camp for learning English in a classroom.
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One of the challenges was to find a piece of clothing that would look amazing on Andrew. |
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Checking out some English on a t-shirt. |
I loved how relaxed a Chinese field trip can be. There were no permission slips or waivers, no strict schedules, and get this- the kids actually wanted to wear those giant orange shirts! We strolled over from the school, chatting, which simultaneously blew my mind that I can talk to Chinese 11 year olds in English so easily. Since their level is so advanced for their age, it meant we could joke around and have fun while checking out everything in the store.
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No matter what country you're in, Walmart will only open 2 checkout lanes. |
A great class... now I just need to figure out something to do with them next week!
Thanks to Lily for the pictures.
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