Continuing with our Halloween festivities this week, the BEA kids moved on to phase 2 of their Great Pumpkin Project. The first part of class was spent “carving” faces on their pumpkins, but before the students did this, they had to slowly deflate their balloons inside their paper maché
pumpkins, which has the most bizarre "crackling" sound as the balloon pulls itself off the sides. The last part of the lesson was spent on painting their jack-o-lanterns with some outrageous florescent colors – orange and yellow being the most popular colors of choice. This was clearly the most enjoyable part of the lesson for the BEA kids. Tomorrow will be the grande finale of BEA's Great Pumpkin Project. The students will get to put the finishing touches on their jack-o-lanters and then use them for trick-or-treating at our Halloween party!
pumpkins, which has the most bizarre "crackling" sound as the balloon pulls itself off the sides. The last part of the lesson was spent on painting their jack-o-lanterns with some outrageous florescent colors – orange and yellow being the most popular colors of choice. This was clearly the most enjoyable part of the lesson for the BEA kids. Tomorrow will be the grande finale of BEA's Great Pumpkin Project. The students will get to put the finishing touches on their jack-o-lanters and then use them for trick-or-treating at our Halloween party!
The Bayon English Academy (BEA) is an accredited NGO school that provides English language education, leadership, and job skills programs to underprivileged youth from well-trained teachers in a safe, clean and professional environment in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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