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1) The document discusses a celebration called "Farewell to the primer!" which marks first graders reading their first book. 2) It explains that the purpose of the celebration is for the day to remain memorable as when the children had their first reading experience from a book rather than just a primer. 3) Plans are made to rehearse songs, dances and poems with the children for the celebration, which promises to be a bright and rich event for the students, parents, teachers and school administration.
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The document summarizes the activities of an international school cooperation project between Gymnasio Lianokladiou school in Greece and several other schools in Iceland, Cyprus, Turkey, the United Kingdom, Finland, Bulgaria, and Poland. It describes student introductions and exchanges of information about each other's schools and countries. It also outlines joint activities carried out by the students such as Christmas celebrations, music sharing, creativity projects, discussions on blogs and forums, and chat meetings between students and teachers. A concluding excursion within Greece is also summarized.
Journal enteries 1 to 5
1) The document describes the author's childhood memories in 3 journal entries.
2) The first entry discusses the author's preschool years growing up in a joint family in India, enjoying playing with dolls, and attending preschool where their mother was a teacher.
3) The second entry briefly mentions the author's early childhood years.
4) The third entry focuses on the author's fond memories of elementary and junior high school where they were a popular and high-achieving student who got along well with teachers and classmates, with the exception of one unpopular student who was shy and came from a poor family.
Completed comenius book
This document provides information about a preschool in Elazig, Turkey that is participating in a international partnership program. It includes the following:
1. An overview of the Turkish preschool education system and the goals of preschool education in Turkey.
2. Details about Elazig Preschool, including that it has been operating since 2008, currently has 250 students, and aims to prepare children for primary education through developing skills like thinking, communication, and creativity.
3. Examples of activity plans used at Elazig Preschool for teaching subjects like science, art, music, and nature, which involve hands-on activities using materials like plants, play dough, and musical instruments made from waste items.
Comenius booklet 2013
This document provides information about a Comenius School Partnership program between 2011-2013 involving schools in Turkey, France, Portugal, Italy, Poland, and England. It includes details about the pre-school education systems and sample school activities from Elazig Pre-School in Turkey and Ecole Maternelle Bourbon L'Archambault in France. The Turkey section provides an overview of pre-school education in Turkey and describes Elazig Pre-School, which has 19 staff members and 250 pupils ages 3-5. Sample activity plans are provided for various subjects. The France section outlines the French pre-school system and responsibilities, and provides information about Ecole Maternelle Bourbon L'Archamb
Newsletter3.10.14
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the British International School in Ho Chi Minh City including a musical coffee morning on October 8th, half term holiday from October 20th-27th, and a Year 6 trip to Dam Sen Park on October 29th. It also summarizes recent activities celebrating "We Love Books" week such as a book character parade and visit from author Adam Bushnell. The newsletter highlights community service projects, upcoming parent-teacher conferences, and end of term performances and activities.
School celebrations
The document summarizes various events that took place at a school in Poland from September to December 2009, including:
1) The beginning of the school year ceremony in September and the selection of the student government.
2) An exchange program with a school in Spain where Spanish students visited Poland and experienced the culture.
3) An environmental cleaning event and a health campaign organized by students.
4) Various holidays celebrated over the months like Independence Day, Rights of the Child Day, and Christmas.
Lohri celebrations at the nest preschool
On 13th January, Nestians celebrated the festival of Lohri across all the branches of Nest Preschool. The major attraction was the bonfire organised in the school premises. The children danced around the bonfire singing the Lohri song,’Sundriye, Mundriye, hoye’ with much gusto. They were gifted sweets and popcorn after the activities.
Mati bolgaria our school
Mati Bolgaria Primary School in Bulgaria has strived for 28 years to maintain Bulgarian culture while also adopting modern European educational practices and trends. The school works on projects to support students' personal development and hosts clubs in various areas like dance, music, arts, and languages. It also participates in international projects to exchange experiences with other countries. The school provides an environment of tolerance and inclusion to help students' dreams of a friendly world come true.
Baby-Club in Kaluga
This document summarizes information about a Baby-Club early development center that opened in Kaluga, Russia in March 2014. It provides details about the Baby-Club franchise, which was founded in 2000 and now has over 122 centers across Russia. The Kaluga location offers classes and activities in art, dance, music, handcrafts, reading, math and more to children from 8 months to 6 years old taught by specialists in these areas. It has facilities for playing, studying, and hosting parties and celebrations. Parents can also socialize, read and use Wi-Fi in the parents' hall. The document shares positive feedback from families about their children's experiences at the new Baby-Club location.
Colloquy practico 11 falta feedback
The document provides an ethnographic summary of the author's observations of an English language classroom at a primary school in Spain. Some key details:
- The colorful classroom environment aimed to engage students. English class met weekly for 40 minutes with students aged 8-9.
- Lessons followed a routine including greeting songs, weather discussion, and reviewing previous material while incorporating pronunciation practice. Activities covered different skills and included visual aids.
- The teacher fostered student participation and cared about each student. Feedback emphasized correction through repetition and recasts.
- One lesson focused on parts of the house, with students sharing details of their own homes. Games and songs reinforced vocabulary.
- Order was maintained when
Back to school in china what to expect
In our last week’s blog, we learned some useful lingo in Chinese that you can use in school settings. Can you still recall some memories from your first days back to school when you were a child? https://www.lingobus.com/teacher-overview
Comments submitted online survey - spring 2010
The document contains feedback from parents of children at Mulberry House School collected through an online survey in Spring 2010. Parents praised the school's caring and nurturing environment, the commitment of staff to individual children, and the variety of stimulating activities provided. They felt the school did an excellent job of educating and developing well-rounded children.
[Challenge:Future] Art class
Mariana is a 24-year-old history teacher at a boarding school in Bulgaria that provides shelter, food, and education to disadvantaged children from Roma and low-income families. She wants to establish an art class to help prevent aggression and bad influences from the children's families by offering activities like theater, music, art, and psychology games. Mariana finds rewarding helping the children become better people and make good decisions.
kmusic
This music lesson plan focuses on teaching holiday songs to 5 and 6 year old students over the course of a week. The students will be divided into groups to learn different songs, which they will perform at the end of the week. Throughout the week, the students will work together in their groups to practice their songs. On Friday, the students will perform the songs they learned for the whole class. At the end of the month, the students will have a holiday concert for parents to perform the songs they learned during December.
kmusic
This music lesson plan focuses on teaching holiday songs to 5 and 6 year old students over the course of a week. The students will be divided into groups to learn different songs, which they will perform at the end of the week. Throughout the week, the students will work together in their groups to practice their songs. On Friday, the students will perform the songs they learned for the whole class. At the end of the month, the students will have a holiday concert for parents to perform the songs they learned during December.
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- 1. MY FIRST BOOK! Organized byIshenbavaAidai April 15.2011, Kyrgyz-TurkishLyceum Tech Age Girls
- 2. “My first book” What does it mean? First “Farewell to the primer!” is the most vivid and memorable day for all first graders! Primer taught them to read, think and gave the first idea of what a book!
- 3. The purpose of this holiday, what would "Farewell to the primer!" remained in memory as a first read the book The main idea!!!
- 4. Children are actively preparing for this holiday: Learn poems, songs, dance! They are waiting for this day with great anticipation. Celebration promises to be bright, interesting and rich!
- 5. Plan: Resources: Rehearse dances, songs and poems with childrenDistribute invitations for parents, teachers and the administration of the Lyceum. Interest and sponsorship of parents in the celebration.Active participation of the administration of the Lyceum for this holiday.Help the class teacher and the provision of facilities.
- 6. The positive mood among all those who participated in the celebration! The children will remember for years to come first and their main holiday in first class!
- 7. Thank you for your attention! IshenbaevaAidai Karakol city, school #1 (Lenin)