Thursday, November 17, 2011

Taeshin Farm

The Kindergarten classes at Humphreys American School took a field trip to Taeshin Farm to learn about animals and their offspring.  Considering all the urban development that we are used to here in South Korea, it was a vast expanse of land that we visited!
Apparently the painted animal sculpture craze hit this side of the world too.
They really like to make things out of large washers.
The kids each got to bottle feed a calf
One calf was a little eager!
Tristan's class.
Each of them got to try milking a cow too - not all of them took the opportunity though.
I figured I'd give it a shot too.
A funny looking camel we saw on our tractor ride around the farm.
Next up was ice cream making! YUM!
It was hard to convince them to not lick the bowl.
There was also a playground there with this awesome metal slide.  The kids came flying down!
Just before we loaded back on the buses, Mrs. Ware had them spread out...
...and race across the field.  They loved it!

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