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In this activity, students created personalized “All About Me” posters to introduce themselves to the class. Each student wrote their name, age, and things they like, and decorated their poster with their own photo and stickers. Once finished, the posters were glued to the classroom wall, turning it into a colorful display that celebrates each student and helps everyone get to know one another.
Today we played an exciting game of Duck, Duck, Goose to practice countries and nationalities. Students walked around the circle saying the wrong word (like “Japan… Japan… Japan…”), And when they finally said the correct country or nationality, the chosen student had to jump up and chase them.
The game helped students practice pronunciation, recall vocabulary, and stay active while learning. It was a fun, high-energy way to review both countries and nationalities in class!
Students practiced recognizing large numbers by matching number cards (100, 500, 100,000, 1,000,000) to their written forms. This fun matching game helps learners build confidence reading and understanding large numbers in English while making learning interactive and visual.
An engaging vocabulary activity where they had to find pairs of opposite words. Some words were written on paper, while others were on cards. Their task was to move around, match the words correctly, and discover their opposites. We played two exciting rounds, and students were fully involved, boosting their vocabulary and having fun at the same time!
Today, we celebrated Teacher’s Day, and it turned into a beautiful and memorable event. The celebration was sponsored by the school and the amazing parents, who wanted to show their appreciation for the work we do and the progress their children have made.
Parents prepared food, brought gifts, and shared warm words that truly touched our hearts. It was a wonderful reminder of the strong connection between teachers, students, and families. Moments like these motivate us to keep giving our best every day.
The students proudly share and play their favorite musical instruments. Each student had the chance to talk about what makes their instrument meaningful to them and to show their growing talents. We are so proud of their creativity and confidence.
Today, our school celebrated the Green March, a significant day in our history. The students prepared presentations to explain the meaning of the Green March. We also watched short plays and listened to songs created by the students to honor this special day. It was a wonderful celebration, and everyone enjoyed learning while participating.
Our fourth-grade students enjoyed a lovely autumn celebration at school. We focused on fostering their love of nature and helping them appreciate the beauty of the season. It was a warm and joyful activity that brought everyone closer to the spirit of autumn.
We celebrated the beauty of autumn at our school, and the students were really excited. They learned new food names that appear in autumn and discovered different herbs, fruits, and their benefits. The students also prepared short presentations where they shared what they learned. It was a fun and educational day, and everyone enjoyed the warm autumn atmosphere