This is the biggest geography camp ever - over 70 participants: about 15 teachers and more than 50 students. We have added some new teachers and schools this year, including Austin High and Frenship.
This morning the students have gone on a scavenger hunt around campus, so I am charging the iPhone and playing in the computer lab. I charged the phone last night, but listened to npr news this morning, and the battery is drained. Maybe it needs a new battery - should it really last just a couple hours with the headphones on?
This morning we get to go to Aquarena Springs and do the glass-bottom boat tour, for the umpteenth time. It's a beautiful place, but after living there, snorkeling in the lake (illegally), and riding the boat a hundred times, I could skip it and be ok. However, I do know the guy that runs the River Systems Institute, based at Aquarena. They do some important work, studying water issues in Texas.
Kids are back from the scavenger hunt, gotta go.
later,
rem
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