This week my school, as well as many other schools in Korea, held Sports Day. Put simply, Sports Day is an entire day devoted to a mass competitive P.E class. The students get together and they compete in different physical events. The groups who win the most events receive a small prize. This year was my first Sports Day and I had an amazing time. Luckily, I didn't have a designated job like the other teachers so I was able to circulate among my students, watch them compete, cheer them on and take as many photos as I could.
Photos of a few of the events
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| 6th and 5th Grade students |
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| 3 leg race |
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| Ball carry race |
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| Pig Hop Wrestling (Last man standing = winner) |
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| When the teacher blew the whistle the students had to rotate clockwise with out letting the sticks fall to the ground. |
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| The students had to pass the balls backwards one by one and put them in a basket at the finish line. |
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| Jumping Rope. Team with the most consecutive jumps wins. |
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| Capture the flag. Students had to take the flags off their opponents backs, last team standing wins. |
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| Shoe throw. Students took turns kicking off their shoes trying to land them in a circle for points. |
Photos of my Sweet, Sweet Children (mostly my 6th graders) ^^
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| My favorite 6th grade class |
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| Some of my favorite boys. |
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| If I had to adopt children, they would be them. |
My school year has so far been absolutely amazing. Despite the at times demonic 2nd graders, my students really do make my day, everyday. As the 2/3 mark of my contract approaches, the question is, will I re-sign for a 2nd year?
#CHEERS2MYSWEETSWEETCHILDREN
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