"I would like to thank the principal for organizing the outdoor education twice a year, which some schools do not have, even on Mother's Day. It takes a lot of effort to organize an activity, but it's worth it to see the smiles on the children's faces. Every time we do outdoor teaching, we learn something new, and we realize the hard work of the teachers, thanks to the principal and the teachers." "The children were very happy when they came back from the trip and kept sharing the experience with us; thank you to the teachers for making the children's school days so enjoyable.

On Wednesday, the Spring Outdoor Education Tour led the teachers, students and parents to the Science and Technology Museum in Kaohsiung with a joyful heart. It was a cloudy day, cool and cloudy, a good day to go out. The weather was unpredictable, and two days before the trip, Ms. Yueh-Ling asked the director if she was worried about rain. The principal said confidently, "No, because I am not from a rich family (in Taiwanese), it is best to travel in cloudy weather and indoors!

The weather is so unpredictable that it changes at the drop of a hat. On Thursday morning, the weather was still fine, but around 3pm, it started to drizzle, and the weather gradually turned cooler. Wearing five-quarter sleeves and long pants, I felt a little bit chilly, and when I saw the children wearing shorts and short-sleeved pants, I couldn't help but shiver, and I asked them to put on long-sleeved jackets or coats, so as to avoid catching a cold. The spring after the mother face, really is not a waste of time. As the saying goes, "If you haven't eaten rice dumplings in May, you don't dare to let go of your torn fur. Luckily, Tuesday is