June 9th - Fun at Oz kindergarten

On Wednesday I go to Byeongjeom station and we have monthly themes in with to teach and this month was colours and shapes. So I found a fun and creative game and the kids really liked it. Although 5 year olds have a rather hard time to know what to do.. :( really sad. But the 6's and 7's know exactly what to do and do it well!

Here are some of my 5 favorite pictures, if you want to see more CLICK HERE.

After work

I came across these lovely 오징어 (squid). They are really fascinating because they can turn invisible (because of photosynthesis - I believe). Although its really sad to kill and eat them, they are really yummy!! These guys are being kept in a tank right outside the restaurant. So you can always get fresh fish anytime you go to a korean restaurant.

June 7th - English Camp at Koun Kindergarten.

Instead of a normal class, we have a small airport-like English Camp at one of the Kindergartens that I work at on Mondays. I kinda like them because for 2 hours all I had to do was ask simple questions like: "What's your name? How old are you? Where are you from?" Just like that.

Here are some pics of my cuties from Koun Kindergarten.

The little cutie holding the teacher's hand is one of my most favourite kid!

OMG! These little 5 year old are SUPER cute!!!

(in american age they are only 3 or 4)

um.. i don't know why the quality is bad... but if you click the picture, it will give you the full size with great quality..

June 5th - Packing up to move.

We were packing all weekend and found a new place today to move in on Wednesday!

Jang ik will probably do the moving while I am at work.

Good-bye lovely small place!

We moved because everywhere I work was too far from our house. :(

Maybe i'll upload a map of where I used to live to where I live.

June 2nd - Cooking with English 2

This time, the other science Kindergarten made me do cooking with English. It was also fun.

This Kindergarten is really close to Nowon Station.

"Oh my gat! Its soooo yummy but a little bit too salty! But I must lick my fingers. MM"

Watcha doing? filling your little face with cheese, tomato and oil, S & P??

...Too much salt, I think.

"Say, KimChiiiiii!"

"선생님, 맛있어? 짜요?"

"네, 저금 짜요!"

June 1st - Cooking with English.

Instead of teacher science through English, today we did cooking with english. It was rather fun and I got some pictures.

He decided to eat pepper.

The oil is very oily.

Mmmm, nom nom nomnom

Tried to get a picture of one of the classes, it was rather difficult because I don't have a tripod, and these little dude always move!

Mmm! Let's Eat!

먹자!

May 21, 2010

We made traditional Korean rice wine, jeon and got to eat ddeokbokki.

My post is rather small.

I did bring my Camera to the kitchen, but... I didn't charge my battery. So I didn't get any pictures at all. It makes me for upset.

but, I got to meet a few people and they posted their experience on their blogs, which is basically the same experience I had.

Jo-anna: The View from Over Here - Making Makkoli at Nana's Kitchen

And

Tuttle (I guess thats his name or user name) - The Seoul Patch - Makin' Makgeokki

They have my picture on there too. I'm the one in the Red Dae han min guk shirt.

May 5th 2010 - Hadong Field Trip

We went to another province in the deep south of Korea, to a green tea festival. It was tons of fun! ^^

We went to a beautiful buddhist Temple.

We went to a beautiful buddhist Temple.

These are the animals in the area.

I had to work for my cotton candy. These Bikes powered the machine. I did it for 4 people.

But before that we got to pick green tea leaves and then roast them ^-^

My partner (the male beside me) is a nice guy from Finland named Antti

(he is from seoulcyclist)

(extra info: I think I'm gonna keep my pictures at a smaller size. It makes the post look better.

but these pictures are kinda special because they are in the deep deep south of korea)

P.S I changed the sizes to smaller ones because they sucks being too big. and i want to change my layout.

More field trip pictures

4월17일 Field Trip!!

Instead of our normal Saturday Korean class, we went on a free walking tour to see a shrine and a couple of old traditional style Korean houses! They are really pretty and it want traditional Korean house of my own. Maybe one day, I will build one! hahaha