¡Hola!
Hoy trabajamos en la ¨tierra de niños¨. Nosotros hicimos muchas cosas en la escuela. Yo, Sr. Peña, Srta. Bornhoft, y Jason movimos la tierra. Will y Felipe cavaron hoyos, Craig, Louisa y Megan pelaron la cáscara de los árboles y Kendall y Natasha pintaron madera para la cerca. Fue un día de mucho trabajo. Después del almuerzo Natasha y Kendall volvieron a la escuela para ayudar más con la pintura. Los demás jugaron fútbol.
Más tarde, nos reunimos en El Tambo. Hicimos inventos con popotes y cinta para proteger un huevo. Jason dejó caer los inventos con el huevo adentro ¡Todos los huevos rompieron con la excepción de lo de Craig y Felipe!
¡Todos nosotros estamos bien y felices!
Deric
Hello!
Today we worked on Children´s Land. We did many things at the school. Mr. Peña, Miss Bornhoft, Jason and I moved and sifted the dirt. Will and Felipe dug holes; Craig, Louisa and Megan pealed the bark from the trees and Kendall and Natasha painted the wood for the fence. It was a day of much hard work. After lunch Natasha and Kendall went back to the school to help more with the paint. The rest played football.
Later, we met at El Tambo. We made inventions with straws and tape to protect the egg. Jason dropped the inventions with the egg inside. All of the eggs broke with the exception of Craig and Felipe´s!
All of us are well and happy!
Deric
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The mission of the World Leadership School is to unite young people around the world’s most pressing problems and empower them to become leaders. We use volunteering as a platform for teaching global issues and leadership.
World Leadership School partners with schools to offer 1-4 week service learning trips to Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Belize, Peru and the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe. Each program is custom-fit to the needs of each school but includes the following key elements: On a World Leadership School trip, students focus on a single global issue like climate change or poverty. Students advance from understanding to action by working alongside inspiring local leaders who are doing something about these problems. Along the way, students will look inside themselves and begin a personal leadership journey. |
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