Easter Lesson

I spent the week of April 13-17 teaching my students about Easter. It was a very interesting week, to say the least. I spent more time preparing this lesson than I've ever spent on any lesson in the past... and it was the most difficult lesson that I've ever taught. Usually by Tuesday my lesson flows pretty smoothly, but this one didn't come together until Thursday. It took awhile, but once it finally came together, I was quite pleased (and incredibly thankful). I feel like there's so much more I could say... but I'll just share some pics instead.

Some pictures from the lesson:

One of my friends was able to get plastic eggs from the US military base, which was SUCH a blessing! The students loved playing with them!


After the students listened to me share the story of Jesus' death and resurrection, they each got plastic Easter eggs with sentences from the story inside. The students had to read the sentences out loud together and then arranged them in the correct order.



In one of my advanced classes, we had lots of extra time left over. So, the students drew pictures based on what they learned during the lesson. I really appreciated their pictures!!!

















My co-teacher explained to me that this student was being quite genuine with his words and artwork. Most teenagers have pop stars as their "idols." It was cool to see this kid's heart.



It was definitely a special and memorable week. I'm so thankful for the teaching opportunities I have here in Korea!