When I'm working English winter/summer camp I try to be less of a teacher and more of a camp counselor. I like doing fun things and, because I don't have a translator, my philosophy is "So long as I'm speaking English they're learning new words and improving their listening skills." I found this awesome worksheet through a friend where you get to give Santa some new threads. Some kids decided to do their own thing and others gave Santa the usual red suit. Here are the results. Mine's in here too see if you can spot it. Happy Holidays from Winter Camp!
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| The second Bee-Santa. |
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This was one of the first ones to be finished and it threw me to say the least. She clearly stated it was witch-
Santa which is exactly what it looks like.
This was the original bee drawn in the first class. I posted them on the board to offer examples. I never expected one as peculiar as a bee costume, down to the pail, to be copied. The other one is not really Santa but what Santa looks like now and the happy-go-lucky kid beside him is actually Santa after plastic surgery. Oh Korea.
These are by far the wackiest ones. But when your self-proclaimed English name is the letter "J" abstract thinking is probably one of the things you have going for you.
I really like the teletubby Santa and the fact this kid signs his name as "Mr. TaeYoung."
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