Japan Kids Are Ready
Etsuko from Fuchinobe Elementary in Sagamihara City, Japan sent the intro packet from her International Exchange Club and it arrived today. Her kids (5th and 6th graders) will begin exchanging photos, drawings, and cultural email with mine. Etsuko has been a great help in the past four years. She speaks English very well and helps teachers in Japan connect with English speaking groups, such as our Monster Project. Fuchinobe has been in the project for the last seven years. Unfortunately, Mr. Bono will be retiring this year (dang!) , so I hope that Etsuko can continue to instill interest and keep at least one teacher involved with us.
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Comment by Tammie Ciccarelli on January 10, 2008 at 6:13am -
One of our 6th grade teachers would like to collaborate with a classroom in Japan. Can you point me to a list of interested groups?
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