There always seems to be something different happening around the campus. My last Sunday afternoon word quickly got around that there was a monkey over at the tractor. Turns out a mechanic came to work on the tractor and bought his pet monkey with him. Apparently he normally spends his day hanging out at the garage. Not sure what he thought of having a large group of kids watch his every move, though they did get him a dish of water.
This bicycle rim kept many children occupied and their skill at moving it long distances with a stick impressed me. This is Aaron with it.
The grade one and five students I worked with in small groups were keen to do some drawing one day at the end of exam week. Turns out they all created cards for me :-)
My Primary Five girls, Charity, Loyce and Dunea.
Jackie and I ended up spending almost three days sewing in the school library (the only place in the school with electricity), repairing school uniforms. Even the principal of the school had never seen an electric sewing machine before, so we had many staff visit to see it in action and kids watching through the windows.
Angelina, a beautiful lady and one of the hospital cleaners.
The pre schoolers love painting with water but actually liked to clean with a rag even more. Though I did take away all supplies after they started cleaning each other!
Given and Clinger her pet chameleon. The day after this photo he was made a jacket and a cardboard house. Unfortunately he is no longer with us but her family now has a pet porcupine.
Love this hammock made from a bag and some string.
This bicycle rim kept many children occupied and their skill at moving it long distances with a stick impressed me. This is Aaron with it.
The grade one and five students I worked with in small groups were keen to do some drawing one day at the end of exam week. Turns out they all created cards for me :-)
My Primary Five girls, Charity, Loyce and Dunea.
Jackie and I ended up spending almost three days sewing in the school library (the only place in the school with electricity), repairing school uniforms. Even the principal of the school had never seen an electric sewing machine before, so we had many staff visit to see it in action and kids watching through the windows.
Angelina, a beautiful lady and one of the hospital cleaners.
The pre schoolers love painting with water but actually liked to clean with a rag even more. Though I did take away all supplies after they started cleaning each other!
Given and Clinger her pet chameleon. The day after this photo he was made a jacket and a cardboard house. Unfortunately he is no longer with us but her family now has a pet porcupine.
Love this hammock made from a bag and some string.
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