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Outdoor Ed: Reflection on the year

1.  The best thing I remember from this year is doing the interpretation with the younger kids. I enjoyed learning the material and delivering it to the younger kids. I liked talking and teaching them things I learned. 2.  The most challenging part of outdoor ed this years was doing all of the paper work. I found that all of the work sheets was a little challenging. I also found canoeing for a long period of time was challenging. The long canoe ride really tested my patience. 3.   The most interesting part of outdoor ed was building quinsies. I had never heard of quinsies before I entered outdoor ed. Even though I didn’t get to see the final part it was stilll interesting. 4.   I would have liked more group work. It’s more productive and fun to work with other people then it is to work alone. I find working with groups easier and the opinions of other people are usually very valueable. 5.  I learned a lot and gained a lot of skills which may help me in the future.        - tyi

Whole day river trip

what I did well?       I think that I did a pretty good job avoiding rocks, sweepers and strainers. Matthew and I didn’t flip our canoe, we got stuck 2-4 times but we jiggled our way though it. What I need to improve?      I need to work on paddling with a better pace. What I really enjoyed?      I enjoyed going through the rapids. I also enjoyed seeing the bus and taking breaks. What I found difficult? Why?      I found padding for a long time difficult, because it made by arm and shoulder tired. Would I recommend canoe trip in the futur? Why/why not?      I would recommend this for the futur because it was a fun experience and I think everyone should try this once in their life.

Gear list

- jacket - proper shoes -cap - sunglasses -sunblock - towel -water -extra clothes - foods -wear clothing that dry fast - waterproof bag to put your stuff in -whistle -bailing buckets - rope

Garde 4 interprétation

1. Using the whiteboard worked well with the kids, it helped them better comprehend the concept. 2. Letting the kids make their own team, talking for a long time 3. The kids throwing the sponges at each other 4. We had a couple groups with outstanding students 5. We could maybe play another game, let the kids do some more talking, 6. This was a very fun experience, it gave me an insight on the difficulty’s my teachers face on a daily bases.