Six of us make up the English department at my new school. Four Koren teachers, and two foreigners - a Canadian, named Zach, and myself.
Zach is incredibly into Halloween, and celebrates every year by designing his own costume (typically movie and/or superhero themed). This year was Iron Man. The students were soooo pumped! His costume was made mostly of pizza boxes, hot glue, and loads of spray paint. He even rewired a flashlight that he jerry-rigged into his sleeve to bring it up a notch.
Each year he goes to pubs in town, and in Seoul, and enters into costume competitions. Each year he wins. This year, I believe the estimated cash grab was around $800. Yeah.
He also brought in some of his old helmets/masks so the students could try them on. I give him credit for even letting them near the stuff - these kids are not gentle creatures!
To build suspense, I asked all of my third grade classes if they had scene Iron Man today. That he was somewhere in the building, and if they were on the look-out, maybe they'd be lucky enough to meet him. They were PUMPED.
Zach is incredibly into Halloween, and celebrates every year by designing his own costume (typically movie and/or superhero themed). This year was Iron Man. The students were soooo pumped! His costume was made mostly of pizza boxes, hot glue, and loads of spray paint. He even rewired a flashlight that he jerry-rigged into his sleeve to bring it up a notch.
Each year he goes to pubs in town, and in Seoul, and enters into costume competitions. Each year he wins. This year, I believe the estimated cash grab was around $800. Yeah.
He also brought in some of his old helmets/masks so the students could try them on. I give him credit for even letting them near the stuff - these kids are not gentle creatures!
To build suspense, I asked all of my third grade classes if they had scene Iron Man today. That he was somewhere in the building, and if they were on the look-out, maybe they'd be lucky enough to meet him. They were PUMPED.
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