I feel most comfortable with active listening because I am able to hear both sides of the story and notice why they are both in disagreement.

the experience I get from being outside is like an escape from your mind. You can be all stressed about school or family stuff and then you go outside and its quiet and peaceful and so beautiful.

It was hard to keep them focuses and engaged sometimes, I wanted to make sure they all had a good time and no one got left out. I addressed it by asking questions and making them stay quiet.

cafeteria- Help them stay calm and collected when we get to lunch so they aren't being super loud and crazy. Fraser- Make sure there is counselors spread out and keep an eye on the kids you know have a hard time paying attention. animas- make sure everything and everywhere is being supervised bathrooms- make sure they don't spend a super long time in there and go one at a time. tents- make sure they get there things done and gathered for the next day and get to bed on time.

take off- I didn't know how few people lived there and how small the school was. I also learned that the canyon divide with the highest level spot. Solar system- I learned that the planets are super far away and the sun compared to Pluto is super far. Plants- I notices there was a lot of different types of grasses and tons of bush. Archery- I learned that if you aim straight at the middle of the target and its more to one side then you can just aim a little toward the opposite side and it will be more acurate. Creek- I learned they there is millions of tiny bugs they are invisible to the naked eye or you don't know its a bug until you get a closer look.