Class Field Trip
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I had the unique opportunity to chaperone a class outing to see a play downtown Seattle. We (I use that term loosely) had to put about 100 students on 4 city buses. I learned some things:
1. I failed as a chaperone.
2. Chaperon can be with or without an "e".
3.The middle school teachers are a talented bunch. (I watched how they handled and organized the students.)
4. Despite giving detailed instructions the kids kept asking the same questions. I would go crazy as a teacher having to answer said question over and over.)
5. Our kids look great in their uniforms.
6. They are polite.
Here are a few photos of the trip.
I just wanted to capture images (on my phone) that showed how the kids looked day to day. Nothing spectacular but I liked it none-the-less.
1. I failed as a chaperone.
2. Chaperon can be with or without an "e".
3.The middle school teachers are a talented bunch. (I watched how they handled and organized the students.)
4. Despite giving detailed instructions the kids kept asking the same questions. I would go crazy as a teacher having to answer said question over and over.)
5. Our kids look great in their uniforms.
6. They are polite.
Here are a few photos of the trip.
Passing the time with a goofy hand clapping game.
These boys eventually gave up their seat....awww
I just wanted to capture images (on my phone) that showed how the kids looked day to day. Nothing spectacular but I liked it none-the-less.