Yesterday I went on a field trip with my class. We went to a park called Little World, which kind of reminded me of a small Epcot at Disney. Each section of the park was dedicated to a different country - so the kids got to wander around and explore homes and artifacts from around the world.
My class of first graders, they are all 5 years old. I have seven students, all Japanese - but they speak English very well. And yes, they start using the peace sign at a very young age!
Unfortunately the only display the park had of North America was of tepees. So now my students all think that I live in a tepee in the U.S.
My class of first graders, they are all 5 years old. I have seven students, all Japanese - but they speak English very well. And yes, they start using the peace sign at a very young age!
Unfortunately the only display the park had of North America was of tepees. So now my students all think that I live in a tepee in the U.S.
nice - your class is super cute =)
ReplyDeleteJapanese children are to make the piece sign by nature.
ReplyDeleteWhen we hear "Cheese", unconsciously two fingers flip.
Love your class, Mrs. Schreurs! Don't worry, it's still a buyer's market here with the trend to continue for some time, so you won't have to settle for a teepee when you return stateside permanently!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute kiddos! So happy for you!
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