Introduktionsdagar! Ailsas tema är Play – och vad kan passa bättre?
Now there’s only hard work to look forward to – school is here again! The two first days are always dedicated to getting to know each other, old students and new ones. So, playing games is only one of the things we do…
For more play and games – go to Ailsa and Where’s My Backpack?
A great way to start the new school term. Looks like so much fun, Leya. 🙂
Fun for everyone, really!
Now then … I wouldn’t have minded going back to school for this ! Such an ice breaker … it’s good to laugh with others and at yourself in fun ‘play’ like this I’m sure . Breaks down lots of barriers .
Enjoy your Autumnal term too Ann Christine !
It does. Hopefully even shy students find it helpful and not just embarrasing.
Looks fun and a really wonderful way to get to know each other! Even if the school-year starts 🙂
Yes…even if…!
Love the egg run!! or is it egg toss? 🙂 http://holley4734.wordpress.com/
The running is with a ball, but we had egg tossing too!
Thank you for commenting! Much apprediated!
Back to school already?
This is a great way to get to know one another again! I love it 🙂
It is! Starting ”for real” tomorrow and they don’t have to be so nervous about who they are going to meet.
How fun!!! till thinking about this challenge! Great post!
Thanks! Great thoughts!
You are welcome as ever!
Fun, but challenging, too.
Yes it is. Interesting how many students who take the challenge seriously. I could never do that myself.
Have you really gone back to school already? Goodness me.
Yes…for two weeks now, the teachers, from two days the students. Lessons start Monday…
this is real civilisation, fun and games 🙂
You said it – 🙂 so true!
Det är inte utan att jag får lite nostalgiska minnen från skoltiden … // Maria 🙂
Ha, ha – jo, så kan det vara. Själv var jag svårt blyg och ville egentligen inte vara med…
I love that what you do there is so like what some schools do here at the beginning of term.
Another positive thing with blogging! So we do much the same things? I could have guessed that, but interesting to hear it confirmed from you. In our school we never do anything that makes the students feel too much akward or embarrased either. It’s a thin line sometimes, but we think it’s important to play only positive games! I guess it’s the same where you live?
Yes; I remember these activities from when my children were at school, not so long ago, and I am fairly sure the same kind of activities take place where my brother teaches in Sydney.