Peaks and Passes Day 1: April 15

Expedition Itinerary Plan for Day 1: We meet the rest of the expedition crew in Kathmandu, pack our expedition duffels, and explore Kathmandu.

Fun Fact of the Day

DID YOU KNOW?

According to UNESCO, Nepal contains four World Heritage Sites: Kathmandu Valley(cultural); Lumbini, birthplace of Buddha (cultural); Chitwan National Park (natural); and Sagarmatha National Park (natural).

Today’s Activity

Frostbite Tag:

Purpose: To get students moving and warmed up before the main activity, while replicating being frostbitten, something which could occur on Mount Everest due to the cold temperature.

Materials Needed: 3-5 pool noodles (icicle)  (depending on class size)

Activity Description:

–  Choose 3-5 taggers (could be more or less depending on class size)

–  Taggers each have a pool noodle (icicle), on the teacher’s command, the students run around the gymnasium until touched by an icicle.

–  If they are tagged, they must stay still, with their feet spread apart, they are considered “frostbitten”

–  The person tagged is “frostbitten” until another student in the class slides through their legs, unfreezing them.

–  STUDENTS CANNOT BE TAGGED WHILE UNFREEZING A CLASSMATE!

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