The new school year starts in just a few short weeks for kids in Honduras. To help prepare some kids in the city of Mateo, we were asked to teach a week-long English class. It went great! We averaged 40 kids in our morning class (with 9-11-year-olds) and we averaged 30 kids in our afternoon class (with 12-18-year-olds). When Friday came, I think all of us had learned something, all of us had had some fun, and at least two of us were very, very tired! Here are a few snapshots of our week:
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| Bart assists 2 in our younger group as they demonstrate a basic English conversation: "What is your name?" "My name is ______." |
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| If it looks like a lot of kids crammed into one room...it was! |
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| Three girls in our younger group identify 'things in a house,' like "window," "floor," and "kitchen." |
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| Very, very sweet kids. We were happy to get to know them better! |
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| Our older kids were very sharp. Many of them were well past the 'beginner' stage of English learning. |
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| Some of our older boys wrapping up the week the right way: English Bingo! |
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