However you can only push something off for so long and so
yesterday I pulled out the yarn and hooks and brought them to camp. As homework
wrapped up I asked one of the girls (who was wearing a headband) if she wanted
to learn how to make one. She was ten
times more excited than I ever anticipated and the rest of the girls joined in
quickly. In a few minutes I had six girls sitting begging me to teach them how.
Now learning how to crochet is hard and teaching is even hard especially when
there are six different girls to teach.
They kept at it for a long time over and over again begging
me to look, fix or just watch them to make sure they were doing it right. It
made me so happy to be able to teach them something that is so abnormal to do
these days but even more it was thrilling to see how excited they were.
My reasons for wanted to teach them was to have them working
on a project that was hard and would take perseverance but that they could keep
and be proud of when they finished. Watching them yesterday was a clear indication
that this could and would be accomplished, when they grow frustrated they did
not give up and when it was time to stop they asked if they could take the
materials home to work on it there.
When they returned today I was planning on cooking with them,
so they sat in the kitchen with me and as I cooked…… they crocheted! Lol they really amazing me some days! :)
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