Reflection About Pals Activity

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Pals Reflection
Pals was definitely very entertaining to do. The kids had fun and for the most part I know, we high schooler had a blast.Some things went well, things could improve, and everyone learned something from it.
The Kahoot went very well for my pals activity. Tho it was a reveiw I think it went better than the actual lesson. It was also a lot of fun to just watch them, they got really into it. Tho there was a couple times that Samara and I had to tell them to be a little quieter. They listen to are warning so it never got to the point that we say that they couldn’t have pizza. The lesson went very well tho, but the review was what they had more fun with. The kids also had many things to talk about so we went of topic a lot, but
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That's important because it teaches the older kids how to interact with young kids. That will be important in their future if they have kids and how much they need to pay attention to them. It also is important that we teach the young were and how food is made, or were it comes from. It also teaches them how important agriculture is in everyday life. It also teaches them that it's important to ask questions and to learn about everything. It also helps them learn about things that will help them in the future even tho they are having fun, and don’t know it …show more content…
The reason this is rated a nine, is because it was very interesting to do, but they we very exhausting. Some other things that would make it a nine is they were very hugy. One reason that is bad is that they just want to hang on you and don’t want you to go. Also think that we didn’t have enough time for everything that we had planned, so that would also make it a nine. Some other things that would make it a nine would be, that they wanted to just keep on doing more and more things. They also learned the lesson well, just got off track a lot. Some other things would be that it it was the first time doing this so no one knew what to

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