4th day at camp was sure a busy one! Large group Cha-Cha Slide, log books, large group Rounders, finishing up the Graffiti T-Shirts, board games, basketball, drama classes, and learning English through it all! Could you really ask for more?
The whole camp together doing the Cha-Cha Slide! The Cha-Cha Slide is a popular dance in the United States. There are directional words and phrases such as ‘slide to the left’, ‘slide to the right’, reverse, hopping, and more. This gives students exposure to understanding music in the English language and following instructions, all while having fun with friends.Even the boys are enthusiastic and trying to move in the right direction at the right time!‘Everybody clap yo hands!’Matt, an instructor with some of the Group 11 lycéens at the front so that the other students could follow them.Cha-Cha Slide under the Union Jack bunting, we made a good job of decorating the playground.Nice view of everyone doing the Cha Cha SlideNice moves, Georgia!Making new friends and getting to practice the English language with them is one of the greatest parts of camp!Making new friends and getting to practice the English language with them is one of the greatest parts of camp!Making new friends and getting to practice the English language with them is one of the greatest parts of camp!All week long, students have been coloring t-shirts that they get to bring home.
A tribute to her teacher, Mbali, who happens to be from South Africa! How sweet!Look at all of these awesome artists!
Thomas looking fabulous in his Graffiti T-Shirt
Coloring more t-shirts.Thank you, Meyane from Group 1, for being such a helpful student and a friend of the earth by helping her teacher pick up trash after lunch. You rock!
Rehearsing for the skipping choreography contest.
Some awesome log books! All week long, students are journaling in English, their daily activities, English glossary, drawing of the lay-out of the Rounders pitch and lyrics from the English songs they are learning.Some students playing Ticket to Ride. Ticket to Ride is a game that involves a journey through North America and the United Kingdom. Introduced is new vocabulary, such as American states, parts of the United Kingdom and more.What a sweet smile!Basketball is a popular American sport. Here is Group 10 having some fun with it and getting some cultural immersion with a new sport!
The final score for today is the Beavers with 3,212 and the Otters with 3,208 ! Things are really close!
Thanks for a great day. Do not forget to bring a snack to share and wear an awesome costume for tomorrow. Parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, siblings, carers and friends are all welcome to our show tomorrow (Friday) at 3:30 pm at camp! The trophy will also be given to the team with the highest score from the week’s activities. See you tomorrow for our LAST DAY!
