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July 5~ July 9 (5days and 4nights) 7/5~7/9 (5天4夜)

Day 3

Wednesday, July 7^th, 2010

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07:00

Rise and Shine!

旭日晨光

Morning exercise in the forests.

森林芬多精伸展操 

Breakfast:

Chinese&Western Style

中式與西式早餐  

9:00 - 18:00

Expedition Time! 

探險時刻 

Bathe in the forests：Jhihben National Forest Recreation Area  

森林浴：知本國家森林遊樂區之旅 

Lunch: Picnicking in the forest 

午餐: 森林野餐 

Ecology does matter: the beauty of the nature in Taiwan.

台灣生態之美

Poetry Writing

創作詩

Animals

by Kevin Wang

I like squirrels.

Squirrels are animals.

Here is a baby squirrel.

That little thing just fell off the tree.

Birds, Insects, and mammals.

They are also animals.

The king of the birds,

the eagle, when he is ready

he will he will kill the animals

and eat the mammals.

Even the cold blood animals

the eagles will not even let go.

Here come the frogs that need to rent houses

from the famous ants.

If the frogs don't hide,

they will be the eagles snack.

Paul the Squirrel

by Peter Yeh

There are many animals.

We see them in the hall.

There's a squirrel that falls,

We hear its small small call

trying to learn to crawl.

I want to give it a ball

but it doesn't want it at all.

I think it looks like a doll

that has been sold in a mall.

And I used to call her Paul.

 19:00-21:30

Aboriginal Cuisine & Dance

原住民風味美食與舞蹈

22:00

Homestay

住宿民宿—貓之物語

Cat's homestay

Bedtime Stories & Poetry

床邊故事與小詩 

The Boa by J.J. Bell

Bug in a Jug by Anonymous

A Dragonfly by Eleanor Farjeon

On Mother's Day by Aileen Fisher

Check by James Stephens

The Plumpuppets by Christopher Morley

Flight Plan by Jane Merchant

Colonel Fazackerley by Charles Causley

Father William by Lewis Carroll

A Lucky Day for the Beasts

by Peter Yeh & Kevin Wang

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygNH3sI3L_s

Kevin Wang: It is sultry today.

Peter Yeh: Is it sultry?

K: It IS sultry.

P: Then turn on the air-conditioner.

K: How do you turn on the air-conditioner?

P: Just press the button on the remote control.

K: But it is too hot for the air-conditioner to work.

P; Try it.

K: I already tried it yesterday but it didn’t work.

P: Try it again.

K: (Trying to turn on the conditioner) Why don’t you turn on the fan?

P: (Turn on the fan.) The fan didn’t work.

K: How about you turn on the fan and the air-conditioner at the same time.

P: How about turning them off at the same time.

K: If we turned them off then it would get hotter. What’s the reason for doing that?

P: But if we turn both of them on then it will waste the electricity.

K: Oh. I know. We can use the Yip-Yip fan. It doesn’t need any electricity and it keeps us cool right away.

P: Wow. Where do we get the Yip-Yip fan?

K: In Droon.

P: Where is that?

K: It is a place under the basement.

P: Then let’s go get it.

K: But we might need to go there tomorrow because if we go there today we will bump into the Golden Hornet.

P: Then let’s beat that beast.

K: Do you have any idea what the Golden Hornet can do? If it stings you, then your mind will be controlled by the evil spirit. 

P: Then what can we do? We should give up.

K: There is a way. We can go there tomorrow morning. But there is still another beast in the morning too.

P: What? Another beast? Are you telling me not to go?

K: The moon fox is easy to beat. You just have to play the harp then he will listen to us and we can ask him to get the Yip-Yip fan for us. You are good at playing the violin so I’m sure that you can play the harp too.

P: Deal. Let’s go there tomorrow then.

K: Cool.

P: Yeah. With the Yip-Yip fan we will not suffer from the heat any more.

(The Next Day…)

K: Look, Peter, Come here fast! It is raining!

P: Great… Now we don’t even need that Yip-Yip fan!

K: I guess it is a lucky day for the beasts!

18:00-21:30

Dinner晚餐

Meet the artists who beautify our lives. 都蘭糖廠：尋覓美化生命的藝術家 

22:00

* Homestay 住宿民宿—Cat's homestay 貓之物語

Bedtime Stories & Poetry 床邊故事與小詩 

Some One

by Walter de la Mare

Some one came knocking

At my wee, small door;

Some one came knocking,

I’m sure—sure—sure;

I listened, I opened,

I looked to left and right,

But naught there was a-stirring

In the still dark night;

Only the busy beetle

Tap-tapping in the wall,

Only from the forest

The screech-owl’s call,

Only the cricket whistling

While the dewdrops fall,

So I know not who came knocking,

At all, at all, at all. 

Something Is There

by Lilian Moore

Something is there

 there on the stair

 coming down

     coming down

            stepping with care.

           Coming down

             coming down

               slinkety-sly.

Something is coming and wants to get by. 

I Heard a Bird Sing

by Oliver Herford

I heard a bird sing

In the dark of December

A magical thing

And sweet to remember.

“We are nearer to Spring

Than we were in September,”

I heard a bird sing

In the dark of December.

Taitung Children's Literature Summer Camp 2010

2010台東兒童文學夏令營行程表

卡密拉兒童文學苑 策劃主辦

Copyright © 2010 cAmilla’s Studio of Children’s Literature

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July 5~ July 9 (5days and 4nights) 7/5~7/9 (5天4夜)

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