"Hello, dear students of Lynn's school,
We are students from class 8 b and we just started our school. We had our first lesson where our teacher Tamara Natanovna told us about your school. She told us about the civil war in your country and about poverty. We felt sorry for you.
We liked to hear that you want to learn and make a difference. We wish all of you could go to such a wonderful school like ours. Here we learn different subjects like Mathematics, Russian, Literature, Geography, History, Biology, English, Chemistry, Physics, Social Studies, Computer Technology, P.E., World Culture. There is a library in our school and we can borrow books there. There is a canteen where we have lunch. There is a museum which we are proud of.We have different studios and we can develop our talents in art, drama, dancing and singing, in sports and crafts.We would like to hear from you. Did you start your school? What subjects are you going to study? How many students are there in your class?
Best wishes,
Students of 8b
gymnasium "Harmony"
Dear students of the Harmony school in Russia, thanks very much for share your couses of studies and they way you are learning,the Lynn's Kids school students will share with you their day which they are starting on school as they are on it they are vey happy to communicate with you and they are ready to share more about their culture,custom and they way they are learning too.
ReplyDeletethanks to share your opening day in school
Dear Tamara and students,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading about your school and seeing here your smiling faces. It's wonderful to see your group in Russia connecting with a class so far away from you. This is the best way to learn about the world and make new friends. Can't wait to read Lynn's Kids response. :-)
The school where I work is in Slovenia. It's a college where students go after secondary school to study informatics, mechatronics or countryside management.
Sometimes we blog at http://rostilj.blogspot.com/ - I like blogging and think this is a great way to make new friends.
Warm regards from Slovenia
Dear Alusine,
ReplyDeleteI will show your comment to my kids next time I see them on Monday. They look forward to reading your students' reply.
Best of luck,
Tamara
Hi dear Saša,
ReplyDeleteGlad you joined Alu's blog. Thank you for your comments. Yeah, it's a wonderful opportunity for my kids to learn more about children in Africa and share with them their school life and activities. It's just the beginning of our communication on the blog, and we hope it will motivate our students to learn more about each other and become friends.
Oh I loved your blog at first...site (LOL! forgive the homophone!) Need more time to explore it next time and comment too.
Warmly,
Tamara
Hi Tamara and Students,
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful to read about your school.We look forward to the collaboration .Your school is doing wonderful things and I am so eager to learn more.Your beautiful faces radiate.I can't wait to hear more about your accomplishments.
Dear Sasa,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining this group.Blogging gives us the opportunity to motivate students and to promote better learning.It is wonderful to have you here with us.