Day 1 of Life Science Camp.
I arrived at school at 7 am sharp. Being the emcee for the opening ceremony later, I had to go to the hall to prepare with Veronica. Unfortunately, it was only later that we realized that we had to move the tables and chairs in the hall away for the students. We moved all but 20 chairs (for teachers) and swept the floor.
The opening ceremony was a quick one, then both Veronica and I quickly went to our respective stations to get ready to welcome the first group of students. I was a Game Marshal in Station 1. When I went into the classroom, the other two Game Marshals were not ready yet. When the first group came, we hastily played the games, but it ended up a mess.
Between the first group and the second group (there were five stations, each station receives two groups for the day), we had 2 hours. 2 hours was enough time for us to tidy up, calm down and organize ourselves. When the second group came in, the games went through more smoothly. Finally, there was debriefing, but 1 pm came before the debrief ended, so I had to excuse myself and rush off for ELDDS rehersal.
Nothing much to say about ELDDS rehersals, because it's almost always the same things. But Tony said that we should treat every rehersal like a brand new rehersal, and not just a routine. Honestly, it is almost the same as normal rehersals, so I should not say much.
For the night, I accompanied my parents to the hello! shop at West Mall to sign up for a new SingNet Broadband account. I went because I was the person in the family who knew most about computers (and because my elder brother is not around). It was fairly quick. I went home first with the modem and an installation CD for an online game. Well, I don't do online gaming, so I don't know what I'm going to do with it.
If there's nothing else, sayonara!
07.07.03
I arrived at school at 7 am sharp. Being the emcee for the opening ceremony later, I had to go to the hall to prepare with Veronica. Unfortunately, it was only later that we realized that we had to move the tables and chairs in the hall away for the students. We moved all but 20 chairs (for teachers) and swept the floor.
The opening ceremony was a quick one, then both Veronica and I quickly went to our respective stations to get ready to welcome the first group of students. I was a Game Marshal in Station 1. When I went into the classroom, the other two Game Marshals were not ready yet. When the first group came, we hastily played the games, but it ended up a mess.
Between the first group and the second group (there were five stations, each station receives two groups for the day), we had 2 hours. 2 hours was enough time for us to tidy up, calm down and organize ourselves. When the second group came in, the games went through more smoothly. Finally, there was debriefing, but 1 pm came before the debrief ended, so I had to excuse myself and rush off for ELDDS rehersal.
Nothing much to say about ELDDS rehersals, because it's almost always the same things. But Tony said that we should treat every rehersal like a brand new rehersal, and not just a routine. Honestly, it is almost the same as normal rehersals, so I should not say much.
For the night, I accompanied my parents to the hello! shop at West Mall to sign up for a new SingNet Broadband account. I went because I was the person in the family who knew most about computers (and because my elder brother is not around). It was fairly quick. I went home first with the modem and an installation CD for an online game. Well, I don't do online gaming, so I don't know what I'm going to do with it.
If there's nothing else, sayonara!
07.07.03
yours truly, tobias at 10:58 pm
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