Take a break and the oportunity to travel to Africa. Living and working in Rwanda was an exhilarating experience I had. I lived the culture, the place and got to know the people. A piece of my heart was left with everyone I met. Open your heart, be ready to learn and get prepared to be transformed. If you think that you can make a difference and impact other people’s life, wait and see. Above all, it will change you and your own world forever.
This is a game called “I spy with my little eye” that can keep you occupied anywhere. Number of participantes: 2 or over.
Step 1 – who is the spy?
Step 2 – select an object but do not reveal it yet.
Step 3 – give a clue – “my little eye spy something that moves.”
Step 4 – participantes will guess the object.
Step 5 – the person who gets the right object becomes the new spy.
Step 6 – the clues can be funny (it starts with the letter b)
– it is passing by;
– Suzel loves it;
– it is everywhere in Ruhuha;
8th July 2015
5:30am – It is time to get up! The loud sound of my neighbour’s radio announces this. I have plenty time to get ready and walk that long large street of Ruhuha to get to my placement school. It takes me approximately 30min to get there.
I am taking a world map and a small globe that travelled with me all the way from Scotland to Ruhuha in Rwanda. I might use them as I visit all the classes in the school.
This is Groupe Scolaire Rango, a secondary school.
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