New weltwärts volunteers in Okakarara

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Doro and Leonie are the new weltwärts volunteers in Okakarara and have been in the project since mid-August. Here they report how their week goes like this:

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This week, of course, sport was back in the morning and today there were really many children (almost 40). After our usual start (running around the house, balancing, jumping, circle) we sang a few songs. Started with "If you're happy and you know it clap your hands" and many more such as the "steps song" and the Namibian national anthem. It was great fun, the children love to sing and don't want to stop at all. The teachers at steps were also very active and we had a great start to the morning!

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In the afternoon it was AfterSchoolCare again. After doing the homework with the kids, we went to the art room with Marlene and did some handicrafts and drawings. This week was all about elephants. We got detailed instructions from Marlene on how to draw elephants and then painted and cut them out with charcoal.

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Every day at the end of the afternoon activity there is the cookie round. Each child is asked a question and if they answer it correctly, they receive a cookie. Since the children really have great difficulties with 1 × 1 (even in the 7th grade!), It is mostly small math problems, but English translations or general knowledge (e.g. the capital of Namibia) are also requested.

img_1047The children are really nice and you immediately love them, even if they are sometimes a little cheeky. But there are children too! 🙂

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Doro and Leonie are the new weltwärts volunteers in Okakarara and have been in the project since mid-August. Here they report how their week so expires:

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This week Sports was the morning of course back in fashion and today really had many children (almost 40). After our usual start (race around the house, balance, bounce, circle) we sang a few songs. Started with “If you're happy and you know it clap your hands” and many others as the “steps-Song” and the Namibian National Anthem. That was great fun, the kids love to sing and want prefer not to stop Teachers of steps have also actively participated and thus we had a great start to the morning!

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In the afternoon was then again after school care. After we had done the homework with the kids, we went with some to Marlene in the art space and have tinkered and drawn. This week was all about the subject of elephants. We got by Marlene detailed instructions how elephants are drawn and they then painted with charcoal and cut.

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Every day at the end of the afternoon, there are employment cookies round. Here every child is asked a question, and if it answers them correctly, it receives a cookie. Since the children have really big trouble 1 × 1 (also in 7th grade!) There are mostly small math problems, but also English translations or general knowledge (eg capital of Namibia) are queried.

img_1047The kids are really nice and they immediately close to the heart, even if they are sometimes a little bit naughty. But there are also children! 🙂

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