1. Cindy Jung and Shing Ti, one of the daughters of the SMOC teachers, watch the other kids as they play Jenga
during their free time. After two hours of English class in the morning, students had a short break before eating
lunch. 2. Michael Ahn rips off the masking tape used to organize the painting for hopscotch. Using the masking
tape allowed students to paint in a straight line. 3. Andrew Kim gives one of the SMOC kids a piggy back ride after
the Easter Egg Hunt. To celebrate Easter, the Myanmar VASE members organized an egg hunt by hiding eggs with
candy and small stamps inside. 4. Christine Nam plays rock-scissors-paper with the kindergarteners. Since it was
the last day the GSIS team was in China, they said their final goodbyes. 5. Daniel Oh points at the goose on the
pond to show it to one of the orphans from SMOC. On the third day, the Myanmar VASE students and some of the
SMOC orphans went over to the local botanical garden as a field trip. 6. Martin Lee tries out his Snapchat filters
with a few of the orphans in SMOC. Although the orphans in Myanmar had seen cameras before, it was their first
experience with Snapchat filters, making them excited to try it out. 7. Tatiana Laroche paints the number “7”
on the hopscotch game. Some of the GSIS students painted on the ground so the students in China could enjoy
playing a variety of games. 8. Christine Nam and Jaime Suh clean the plastic balls in the ball pit. While the girls
cleaned, the guys applied glue on the plastic edges of the staircase.
Leading Praise
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