In one of my first classes on Tu/Th, 2 or 3 girls come early, and I go to the classroom early to start checking homework (otherwise it takes up too much class time).
Today, my bottle of water provided some entertainment. I like to drink a brand of Korean mineral water:
It's relatively cheap (about $1 per bottle) and tastes great.
Anyway, the English name "Chojung" is written on one side of the bottle:
and the Korean name "Chojung TanSanSu" is written on the other side.
The girls were interested in the bottle, so I told them it was the bottle I reused and filled up at school every day. I read the Korean side to them.
Oops!
They said, playfully, "Teacher, you spoke Korean in class, so you get an "X"! "
(X's are what many teachers use to motivate students to focus on using English in class.)
Somehow, though, the girls kept working the X's upward--they were writing them on the whiteboard--so I ended up with 18 or so X's.
They found that extremely funny:)
As long as they keep playing with English and don't get too silly, it's a good thing.
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