Going into the first experience at the Salvation Army, I had the expectations of the students being fairly well behaved and the facility not being very good or clean. However, it was basically the opposite of what I thought. The students were good for the most part, but at times I found it somewhat difficult just to keep the 5 or 6 that were at my table quiet and sitting still for a couple minutes. I was very impressed with the Salvation Army and I loved how there was that time of separation for K-2 and 3-5 to do homework and receive help. I feel like the students were offered a pretty large amount of freedom by being able to pick their tables and make their own snack. They were also provided with a variety of activities to take part in after