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Bienvenida en Viña (the welcome)

We arrived to the location where students will be taking their classes and doing their afternoon activities. The families were waiting and were very excited to meet their kids. Each student was introduced to their family followed by performances and introductions. It was a great way to dive right in and get a glimpse at Chilean culture.



Picture of the families waiting:







 

 


 

 
 
 
 

 




 




 
 




Performance:

Some of the students joined in, watch the videos...











Meeting the instructors and staff:







Saying goodnight to our first night:



 




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  1. Profe BoyleJune 16, 2017 at 6:15 PM

    Gracias por compartir estas fotos con los profes también. Les envío un saludo a Jasmín, Corey y Nathaniel. Aprendan mucho y atesoren esta maravillosa experiencia. Coman de todo y exploren lo más que puedan. Gracias por darles esta magnífica oportunidad a todos los chicos de Indiana. ¡CHI-CHI-CHI-LE-LE-LE...CHILE!

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    1. DBJune 19, 2017 at 2:49 PM

      Hola Profe! Gracias por tu apoyo en la aplicación también. He comunicado con Corey algunas veces, y ya puedo oír que se mejora.

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