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IEP students and teachers were treated to another fantastic day of experiential learning outside of the classroom. Our first stop was the Makhampom Theater Group in Chiang Dao; here we encountered a group of dedicated performers who teach drama and performance art as a creative educational outlet. Here students learned how to make their own juggling balls, team juggle, and use seemingly old materials to make useful new items. These activities tie in perfectly with our arts, drama and sustainability classes.
Cold mist hangs in the rice fields of Chiang Dao
Farmers ready their rice seedlings for their day’s work.
Marking and cutting fabric to make our own string juggling balls.
The beautiful spirit house greats its guests.
Recycled materials used to make sustainable sculptures.
Local farmers hard at work.
The spirit house at the entrance bids us farewell!
After our wonderful experience at the theatre, we finished our day off with a visit to the Chiang Dao Cave and grassroots basket weaving factory.
A smile is worth a thousand words.
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