The order was not in order. This time, I will write about my class with Norwegian students.

Secondly, we practiced building shelters or camps.

The weather was not good for rain and activity, but we went to class without being affected by the weather because we were outdoor students.

I was really interested because I never made this in Korea! Each team had a plan and a match.

I had no plans, so I followed the Norwegian students in the beginning.
Everyone participated in the event with excitement, and I also worked hard to dig the ground with shovels, tie strings to trees, and so on.

They looked on the Internet, found out which is the better way, gave information, and were doing their best in their own ways. Then we made a roof out of a tarp and laid another tarp on the ground so that things wouldn’t get dirty. After that, I cleaned my surroundings more neatly to win the championship.
Then we decided that the whole group would gather to get feedback from people and give feedback on the shelter of each group. In the first round, we received feedback that the roof was weakened and that we would not be able to withstand the rain or typhoon. So we secured again and created the best refuge! And also, watching other groups’ works, I pondered more deeply about how it would be better to secure them.

As a result, we have created the best roof and a shelter that is not bad compared to other students. I and Stefan were so happy.
Because even though we didn’t win the competition, we were really satisfied with the shelter that we did our best.

Through this activity, I learned how to create shelter in an emergency, and how to use tents and tarp. This activity made me more of an outdoor education student. I’m really satisfied with this activity!