👹Observation over, so geocaching and pizza await!!!📦🍕

The teaching week is quickly wrapping up for me, and it's hard to believe that I only have one and a half days left of teaching. My observation with Fran went well, and I was both reassured about my work as well as gaining confidence to apply my feedback for the future. The weather is also looking up, as I can finally take off my hoodie during the day and not be cold. Even the mornings are lighter and warmer, with pretty impressive sunrises to greet me as I get ready for school. 

The afternoon should be more exciting as some of us are going to go for a geocaching adventure! For those of you who don't know, geocaching involves going to specific locations to find hidden items. Once you find the item, you log it and try to find another one! Some can be quite well hidden but it's a fun way of feeling like you're in a videogame searching for treasures. 

After that, the evening is even more exciting as we are getting together to have a pizza night at our flat! My stomach can't wait:)

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