This post is actually a few weeks out of date, but I don't have a memory card reader on my computer at school, and I didn't have internet at home for a long time. Last month, Korea celebrated a holiday called Chuseok. I wrote about it a little bit here. Several of my students gave me small gifts for Chuseok.
One student gave me this lovely box.
Inside of it was a small teddy bear wearing hanbok, which is traditional Korean clothing. He now lives on my computer at work.
She had also written me a really sweet note.
A few days ago, I walked into my classroom to discover that some of my students had drawn this picture on my whiteboard. I thought it was pretty great!
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Such good handwriting!
what does "okay" <--sara's attractive pronunciation refer to?
Sunny, I think that I have fallen into the habit of saying "OK" whenever I want to get their attention to move onto the next activity. I assumed that it just meant that they liked my accent ;-) Who knows though!
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