The kids arrived early in the morning and had an hour of play time before starting their English lessons. They were divided into 3 groups based on age and language ability. Each day we had new topics for vocabulary and grammar instruction. After lunch we had games and crafts for the afternoon activities.
It was a rather hot week, so water balloons and water guns were frequently a part of the afternoon activities! They also got to create something from clay (a potter friend of ours came in to give a demo/lesson) and later in the week they got to paint it. We had the Hungarian equivalent of D.A.R.E. come one afternoon to do a drug prevention seminar. The boys from the Mikepercs Black Sox came out to teach baseball, and Courtney McKenzie (Kara's sister) did a Tae Kwon Do demonstration which included a talk about good sportsmanship.
During the week each class prepared and rehearsed something to perform for the parents on Friday afternoon. The most advanced class did "Little Red Riding Hood," and the beginning classes joined forces to perform "The Ant and the Grasshopper" and a song entitled "I Can Count to 100!"
I (Kara) along with my mother, sister, and good friend spent the week instructing these kids in the morning English sessions. We had several special moments with the kids - including a chance to share the gospel, while teaching the days of the week!
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| The Ant & The Grasshopper |
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| The Ant & The Grasshopper |
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| Goofing off during afternoon games |
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| Kara teaching the older beginners |
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| Older beginners |
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| Courtney & Nori teaching the advanced class |
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| Tae Kwon Do lesson |
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| Tae Kwon Do demonstration |
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| Pottery with Doddl |
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| Pottery |
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| The teacher's prep for lessons |
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| Teresa, Charlene & Anna teaching the little kids |
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Water Balloons! |
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| Water Balloons! |
