Monday-class at Junhas

So i was supposed to go to Junhas on saturday but towards the beginning of the day she texted me telling me that it was snowing quite a bit and maybe i should just be careful or come towards the end of the day. So then i texted back asking if it would be okay if i just came over on Monday. And it was fine, so thats what i did.

So monday i headed out to Junha's place, As alwyas.... she had treats for me and something to drink. I gave her the flan that jacky and i made and explained what it was and she was really excited to try it. So she cut it up and served it also with the other things she already had out. Long story short, she loved the flan. So i told her next time i would maybe try a different flavor flan and would bring it over.

an another note: i was super suprised because 헌영, the oldest who is 6yr. usually does not want to study and gives me a bit of a hard time. But this time i was till just hanging out with Junha and her husband and he asked his dad in Korean "am i not studying english today?" i thought that was really great! so I told him "yes,. come on. let's go!" and he acutally behaved in really well and cooperated. So i think now i can start planning sth more structed yet fun for him. Looking forward to next class. Another thing i was excited about is that he actually spoke some english to me. He usually just listens and doesnt speak much. But he communicated a bit-which is always a plus AND he now calls me ANAIS. Before, dont ask me why, he had just decided he would call me Aprika (as in Africa, but with korean pronunciation).

oh, and while i was there, after class, the kids were playing on the computer on this korean website for kids that has all kinds of interactive activities and all.... and so later i asked Junha how to access the site -its super simple-and when i got home i checked it out. It is super cool!. it you can do vocab tests with picutures, listen to stories and read along, sing songs, paint online, all kinds of awesome stuff. Then again, this is targeted for maybe 1-9 yr old korean kids. maybe not even 9. but yeah... has some super super nice things in there. So I think i can also use that site as a learning tool.