Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Fun Day


Metaha.

The afternoon was a bit colder but this did stop the children to come and have same fun in every possible way. At first we handout the journals , ask them to express a good memories they had and asked them to express it in writing and picture. Giving children outlets for them to share their experiences and expressing their concerns ,fears and happiness can sometimes make them feel better.
After that we played played two games which where very much fun and interesting.Posted same picture, Hope you enjoy.



Umomaso concentrating to her writing.

Children carried away by a happy memory.

Children punching the ball.

Spotlight on Ndaopala


Q1. What is your full name and age?
A1Ndaopala Kondjamba, 15 years
Q2. When and where were you born?

A2. 1995 in Opuwo
Q3. What are the names and ages of your brothers and sisters?
A3. Mondeseus 13,Ndakoneke 9
Q4. What grade are you in?
A4. Grade 9
Q5. What is your favorite subject in school?
A5. Life science
Q6. What do you do for fun?
A6. Sing, dance and reading
Q7. What is your favorite sport?
A7. Netball
Q8. If you had a chance to change your childhood, what would you like to change?
A8. If I could help out my grandmother
Q9. What do want be when you grow up?
A9.I want to be a nurse
Q10. What was your favorite part of the Omapitiro Weyuva After School Class today?
A10. Read
Thank you Ndaopala

Out for now.
Uhara nawa,

Thursday, June 3, 2010

back to school


Metaha.

Welcome to our first day of Omapitiro Weyuva After class second term 28 May 2010.The day started off great as the children were early as usual.Children where give same toy as welcoming gift to the class.We allowed the children to be themselves for a while,sing and tell each including us how the holiday was , while distributing toiletries and food cans to them. let the picture tell the story better . Below are some pictures, hope you enjoy.


Sitting on the lawn telling each other about the holiday.

Children singing.

Children receiving their toiletries and food can.

Thanks........

Sorry for not posting the spotlight child for the day.The process toke us long so we end up not having time on our side for the child to complete the form and they had to go back .

Ngatu hakaenene rukwao .
Out for now,Uhare nawa'

Monday, April 12, 2010

The Living World

Mataha.

The session was all about what is living?. And they had same important words like alive,breathe,living,non-living,seed and reproduce. By learning this words , children could know difference between living and non-living.

Afterward, the children reed a story of a child named Lucy who wanted a pet, but the mother would not let her have a pet. The uncle felt pity for her that he give her a pet made out of a rock and it looked like a dog. The children reacted so sad to the story , they wanted Lucy to end up with living pet not a rock.Below there is same pictures. Hope you enjoy.

On the lawn, Folo reading the story to the children.


Showing Kapiyoo where to read.


Monika and Ndelo following the story.


Spotlight on Ndapewa





1. What is your full name and age?
A1. Ndapewa Johannes-16

Q2. When and where were you born?
A2. Opuwo in 1994-02-08

Q3. What are the names and ages of your brothers and sisters?
A3. Linda 37, Matheus 17

Q4. What grade are you in?
A4. grade 5

Q5. What is your favorite subject in school?
A5.English

Q6. What do you do for fun?
A6. making fun each other and talking to may friends.

Q7. What is you favorite sport?
A7. Netball

Q8. If you had a chance to change your childhood,what would it you like to change?
A8. I like to change may behavior, because of the punishment I use to get.

Q9. What do you want to be?
A9. Teacher

Q10. What is your favorite part of the Omapitiro Weyuva After School Class?
A10. Reading

Thanks Ndapewa !!!

Sorry for not posting her sketch. We are still working on a way to presented them to you in a more visible way.

Out for now ,Uhare nawa.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Happy Feet

Mataha.

After a long weekend of 20th Namibia Independence, embarking the children on an epic journey and ultimately prove that by being true to yourself, you can make all the difference in the world. Children need to be remained of the importance of positive changer toward themselves .

An animation movie was a a brilliant idea. Emperor penguins are born to sing, all except young Mumble ,who was born to dance.....tap dance.Such un-penguin-like behavior eventually get Mumble kicked out of emperor land and into the big cold world.Joined by his Adelies,Amigos and an all knowing rock-hopper penguin Lovelace.

Children enjoy the journey of Mumble. After the movie , all where so determine to make a difference no matter what the cost will be. Below are same of the picture. Hope you enjoy.





All eyes fixed , watching.


Endure Mumble journey.


Getting worried on what will happen next.




Spotlight on Monika


1. What is your full name?
A1. Monika Adrease, 11 years

Q2. When and where were you born?
A2. 1999-10-11,Opuwo

Q3. What are the names and ages of your brothers and sisters?
A3. Toini 14,Mauseku 9,Ivora 6

Q4. What grade are you in?
A4. Grade 4

Q5. What is your favorite subject in school?
A5. English

Q6. What do you do for fun?
A6. Play oshambo dance

Q7. What is you favorite sport?
A7. Athletics

Q8. If you had a chance to change your childhood,what would it you like to change?
A8. To have good behavior

Q9. What do you want to be?
A9. Teacher

Q10. What is your favorite part of the Omapitiro Weyuva After School Class?
A10. To play games and have same sport .

Thanks Monika !!!

Out for now ,Uhare nawa.

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Independence Day

Metaha,

I hope everyone is doing well. Last week the children celebrated Namibia 20th Independence Day with a day off of school. As great as this is it means they are not around for class. Can't wait to see them next week!

Cheers, Omapitiro Weyuva After-School Class Volunteers

Friday, March 12, 2010

Creating a habit of reading


Metaha.

Creating a habit of reading . Reading has been proven to be the best way of communicating, entertaining, and even having fun. When reading is turned into a habit, it is something which will benefit the person for life; the effect is now a positive curiosity and a desire to continue exploring.

As the children gathered for Friday, we divided them according to their grade levels at school. We ended up having 5 groups in total. The rule was simple: one storybook, where each individual will read a page while the others listen and assist when the words become difficult. Let the picture do the explanation better, Hope you enjoy.




Depholia reading, others listening.

Folo explaining the meaning of a word asked.

The beginners group, Uatiza reading.



Spotlight on Faninya Tjipito

Faninya with her sketch.




Q1. What is your full name?
A1. Faninya Tjipito

Q2. When and where were you born?
A2. 10-26-1996 in Okakarara

Q3. What are the names and ages of your brothers and sisters?
A3. Lina is 15 years old and Nouee is 13 years old.

Q4. What is your favorite color?
A4. My favorite colour is green.

Q5. What grade are you in?
A5. Grade 6.

Q6. What is your favorite subject in school?
A6. Science and English.

Q7. What do you do for fun?
A7. I like play for fun.

Q8. What is your favorite food?
A8. Chicken meat.

Q9. If you could have one wish what would it be?
A9. I wish to be educated.

Q10. What is your favorite part of the Omapitiro Weyuva After School Class?
A10. I like to read and write in my journal.

Thanks Faninya!!!

Out for now ,Uhare nawa.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Math on the Lawn

Mataha.
Since Omapitiro Weyuva class want the kids to enjoy and have fun while learn, our math class of Friday was held outside the office building on the lawn. the reason be hide is for the children to relax their brain and connect with mother nature. While trying to create a different environment compare to the class room related atmosphere. Let the picture do the talking. Hope you enjoy.
Four boys sitting against the wall doing the math.

Kids on the lawn doing the math.

children using fingers to calculate.
P.s. Sorry there is no spotlight child this week.
Out for now.
Uhara nawa,