Grassroot Soccer Camp Photos
Paige and I were running around like chickens with our heads cut off at camp (speaking of which, I have seen one in my yard and can attest to how true this hyperbole is), so I didn’t get as many pictures of the Grassroot Soccer practices I would have liked to. Nonetheless, we still took a good amount of pictures — most are of the activities Paige and I facilitated!
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- Fun enegizer where learners have to jump on each other’s backs when we say to
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- Nolwazi avoiding hitting a cone — which symbolize risky behavior like unprotected sex — so she doesn’t become make-believe HIV-positive!
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- If a learner hits a cone at the end of this practice, all learners have to do jumping jacks because HIV affects the whole community
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- Pinata hands
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- Musical chairs
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- Avuyile captured grade 7’s flag
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- Grade 6 won capture the flag
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- Toilet paper mummy
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- Don’t drop the egg!
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- Relay race — wheelbarrow
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- HIV Attacks! GRS Practice — learners represent a human, HIV, immune system, ARVs and the ball represents germs
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- Making pinatas
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- This stained for three days…
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- Forever made my mark at my school!
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- Katie painting learner hands
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- Hand printin’
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- Paige showing learners where to put their hands
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- Our mural would not have happened without our artists Laura and Katie!
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- Laura and Katie finishing up
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- Grade 5 helping stuff pinatas with my little friend Wendy
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- Wendy was so excited to decorate the pinatas
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- Final product of my school’s new HIV-awareness mural!
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- GRS Red Card practice — learners do skits and give a red card to a person when they should say “no”
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- Andile and Thembelani at graduation
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- Zandile and Lebo at graduation
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- Grade 6 and 7 with coaches Andile and Zandile at Grassroot Soccer graduation!
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- Celebrate! (Wendy was doing a really good job at being sneaky)
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- My little friend Wendy is such a trooper! Let the chaos commence
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