LICEO ENGLISH CLASSES “SPELLING BEE” CELL PHONE PHOTOGRAPHS
LICEO CLASES DE INGLÉS FOTOS “Spelling Bee”:
LICEO CLASES DE INGLÉS FOTOS “Spelling Bee”:
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| These two seniors stayed through last several rounds until girl on the right spelled “Mopped” as “Mopt” to be eliminated. Wow! English is a difficult language! Inglés es difícil de aprender. |
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| A few of the early arrival participants. Orange shirts are seniors and blue shirts are 9th through 11th grades. They were all so nice and polite. Los estudiantes son muy simpaticas. |
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| The 3 other “Native English Speakers” as judges besides me. Mainly record keeping! But good to have several because I could not understand some of the kids at times. The man and woman at other end of table are from Australia. Gringos ayudan. |
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| And another Expat read the words and definitions or examples when requested. The girl in blue is spelling one of the words. This expat lady also does the free lending library at La Carreta Restaurant. Estoy feliz de ayudar. |
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| We had several breaks in the three hour spelling bee when students showed some of their other English language work. Here some students put on a puppet show of “Little Red Riding Hood” in English of course! Cute! Linda! |
I was there at 8:15 and left a little after 11:00 for my jungle adventure which will be storied in other posts. Maybe one more tonight. 🙂 And note that I am back to including Spanish language words and phrases in red so you will know what is Spanish AND because my Spanish teacher wants me to use more Spanish all day every day and include a Spanish section to my blog or just some Spanish lines like I have done with this post.
❝If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart.❞
‒Nelson Mandela