fall 2010 guanacaste, costa rica. rainy season gray skies.dry season blue skies
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Fall 2010
Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Student TeachingCountry Day School
Jill, Ashley, TonyAugust – November Student Teachers
“CDSG, the place to be!”
“One family, that’s you and me!”
Rainy season gray skies.
Dry season blue skies.
Playa Brasilito
Brasilito is the town closest to CDSG campus. There is beach access, as well as small stores to buy groceries and our favorite soda, Soda del Coco.
The Wildlife on CDSG Campus
Mono congo,Iguana, Mariposa, Tarantula, Escorpion, Serpiente,Geco,Pajaro,
“From different lands, we gather here…”
Ashley: 1st/2nd Grade
“…at Country Day, our school so dear.”
Tony: 3rd/4th
Grade
“We learn a lot, and have some fun.”JILL
5th Grade
Life Around Costa Rica
Arenal: an active volcano.
Beach Community Church
Guanacaste farm life
Costa Rica is home to many endangered sea turtle nesting grounds. During the months of July – February sea turtles come to the beaches of Costa Rica to lay eggs.
Sea Turtle Nesting Ground
Pura Vida Costa Rica!
La Policia TuristaWe ta
ught
English to
the
tourist police.
School Every grade level has Spanish
class everyday. Specials are taught
completely in Spanish. Average class size is much
smaller that GA public schools.
Costa Rica as a whole is environmentally friendly. The country is big on recycling.
Virginia Curriculum Doesn’t have gifted/special
needs program Casual work attire
On campus apartments.Pay electricity bill at Super
Compro.Sun rises/sets really early.
(5:15 am/pm)Free community laundry mat
on campus.Bring own towels, soft sheets. Grocery store takes card,
cash, and colones.Learn some Spanish before
going, at least food and greetings.
Questions We Had:
Living Situation