BUDDIES Part.3
Last Friday, we went to see our buddies again! It began with an awesome start because we ran in the rain to go to their place. Once we arrived, we met them and talked a lot, since we haven't seen them in a long time. We later played the classic rock paper scissors, and the buddies would face each other. It was a bit hard to make my buddy understand the timing; for instance, "rock, paper-" and he start playing there. After some time, he finally understood and he played against his friends. We later switched to Full Body Rock Paper Scissors(Start=3 Jumping Jacks, Squat=Rock, Hands in the air = Paper, Gangster=Scissors) To make them exercise, everyone would line up on one side of the gym, facing someone else on the opposite side. And then when the music played, they would run and play the game. It was way more fun than I had expected! Then near the end, we played this game that I've never played before : Octopus. I had no idea how to play it, but my buddy showed me how. How ironic! And we ended with a bang, when the buddies did a dance performance for us.!
YES! I would suggest that it is less ironic than you think. Often the teacher learns more than the student. What else did you learn about yourself by being a big buddy?
ReplyDeleteYeah it's less ironic, now that I think of it in a teacher's point of view. I learned that I'm actually patient, because I had to teach my buddy the timing a lot of times over and over again
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