On the left side, the "Golden Rules":
- Sit still
- Be quiet
- Raise your hand to speak
- Be on time
- Do not steal
- Do not lie
- Greet the older ones
- Be respectful
On the wall were five aphorisms for the students to remember. Here are some loose translations:
"Donde hay gana hay maña" - Where there's a will, there's a way
"Al que mal vive el miedo le sigue" - He who lives badly is followed by fear
"Al que madruga Dios le ayuda" - literally, he who wakes up is helped by God. This is sort of a religious take on "The early bird catches the worm"!
"Haz bien sin mirar a quién": Be good to others no matter who they are
"Quien mucho duerme poco aprende": He who sleeps much learns little.
Did You get the opportunity to teach the students?
ReplyDeleteYes, we did! It was small group teaching, mostly. I taught them the names of the colors in English (and practiced them in Spanish--they were very young). We also taught them "Duck Duck Goose" later in the day. :)
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