Every Friday is Theme day at our Preschool. A few days back, we had "Crazy Hair Day" We spent most of the morning doing our hair in crazy dos and helping those students whom hadn't done their hair already, fancy it up. It was an exciting day in the preschool. Many parents went all out, putting flowers, rice, ribbons, color spray and pipe cleaners to adorn their children's hair. Most of the kids had a blast. Top on the other hand was non to thrilled too be participating in this childish endeavor. I swear he is like a grandpa in a four year old's body. "Why are you doing this to me?" Is what he's thinking right now. "Play your silly games if you must, but don't expect me to enjoy myself!"
Every Friday is Theme day at our Preschool. A few days back, we had "Crazy Hair Day" We spent most of the morning doing our hair in crazy dos and helping those students whom hadn't done their hair already, fancy it up. It was an exciting day in the preschool. Many parents went all out, putting flowers, rice, ribbons, color spray and pipe cleaners to adorn their children's hair. Most of the kids had a blast. Top on the other hand was non to thrilled too be participating in this childish endeavor. I swear he is like a grandpa in a four year old's body. "Why are you doing this to me?" Is what he's thinking right now. "Play your silly games if you must, but don't expect me to enjoy myself!"
I just came across your blog and am fascinated by it all. How did you guys get into teaching in other countries, mainly Korea? Sorry for all the questions, I'm just SO intrigued and interested in doing this. Reading your blog has truly inspired me to take the risk but I'm not really sure how to go about it all.
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