Last Sat. we hosted 9 of the high school teachers for
lunch and fellowship. It was good to get
to know them more. One of the things in
the library is 25 piece puzzles. These
are a challenge for most of the kids as they have never seen them before. So we
decided to see how the teacher would be with these. So for fun we made it a race. They paired up
to work on one. To our amazement they
struggled with them as well. But in that
struggle they had fun as they all wanted to be first. This Sat. we are having the academy and
nursery kids over for lunch. We will do
the same with them. Should be a good
day.
I also had a chance to visit Kauka which is an outreach
of PACE. It is a nursery school for
mostly Turkana children living in a more remote area about a 15 min. drive from
where I am. There is one teacher
teaching up to 40 kids from age 3 – 11.
My church has supported this ministry for some time so it was good to go
and touch base and spend time with kids.
There was even a child supporting Toronto and didn’t even know it. This child also did not want to come near
me. This is common with more rural kids
that don’t see white people often. The
teacher had to make her stand up and hold her hands in order for me to take the
picture.
I also spent more time with the nursery kids at
PACE. After reading a story I got my
laptop (have I mentioned I am so glad to have it back) and played some kids
music videos. They love it. Next week will be a cartoon move as they have
requested.
This Sat. we had the academy and nursery kids over for
lunch. We had a great time of good
Kenyan food and wonderful fellowship. We
had them do puzzles again and they loved it.
It became a pretty big race of who could do it the fastest. We had a great time.
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