After a night of thunder, lightning, and rain, the
morning shone bright and sunny. During our morning session our Global
Volunteers trio became a duet when Phyllis left for a weekend destination.
Dick met his new students by introducing himself
and showing his family album, including pastimes activity and observations
of special events. Then he worked with them on calendar words, names of the
month, and days of the week. Next was using the student’s text book to help on
pronunciation of medical terms and usage words.
Facing a class of new faces, I greeted them with
“Aloha” and a short introduction of myself and where I live. My question - how
can I help the students? The teacher then told me to go over the new words and
expressions listed in the textbook. By this time, our class size had
increased with Phyllis’s class joining ours. Ha! The more the merrier. We
managed to finish this page and started with new words on the next page.
Entry submitted by: Thelma
Message for the Day: “An inch of gold may be lost. A
lost inch of time, never.” - Chinese Proverb
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