Students, Sweets and Sports Beyond Borders
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Yesterday, July 12th, after finalizing their first photshop assignment (ask your kids to show you their work - they did a wonderful job!), we headed out to Villa Martelli, a community just beyond the city limits of Buenos Aires. Here, we spent the afternoon with students from age groups preschool - high school baking traditional Argentine desserts (Alfajores and Chocotorta), sharing with each other about our backgrounds, playing games and connecting across cultures!
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