Happy Chuseok! We had such fun playing traditional games and learning how to make songpyeong ~ I hope everyone has a safe and fun holiday with their families!  <3 Jackie Teacher <3

Art Project Sept. week 3: Thanksgiving Chuseok

Even though next week Sullivan School will only have 2 days of classes, the kids will still have art classes. They will make thankful cards because the students have many things to be thankful for this year.

Chuseok Chu-ROCKS!

Reindeers? More like CUTEdeers! If you've never seen a kid in a hanbok, then this probably made your day. But most likely, you're in Korea and so you've seen it before. Still- these kids are soooooo cute I want to bite them!

I especially love the two girls who got something in their eyes and are trying to dig it out with a pair of hand scissors, then scary zombie boy in the front and the student behind him who is very concerned about this adorable, undead little one. 

Getting Grainy in Koala Class

This week the Koala class learned about Grains. To do that, we made bread together in class. It was a sticky experience, but the end result was worth it. Yummy!

Reingaroo is Mac'n it!!!

 Yes, we are cutting the cheese, melting the sauce and mixing it with our noodles. Straight Mackin' it!

 This was some their first experience tasting Macaroni and Cheese, and it was much better made from scratch- as opposed to the blue Kraft Mac & Cheese boxes that is usually eaten outside of Korea.

  I hope they will never forget the delicious fun time that was this pasta cooking extravaganza!

Happy Birthday Alex and Kathrine! Panda Class Party

Last week, Panda class held a birthday party for Alex and Katherine. As we always do, we had a lot of fun laughing, joking, eating and drinking birthday juice with everyone. 

Sol-B giving Katherine a gift.

Jonathan giving Alex his gift.

World Foods

The students of Kangaroo class

learned about foods from around the world.  This was a very helpful exercise that highlighted that the world is a big place and every place is a bit different.  The kids are broadening their scope, and really enjoyed the game we played after.