Class 7 did a fantastic job during today’s English Open Class. First, the children worked together to spell the words ‘florist’, ‘lifeguard’ and ‘builder’. We then did our best to return the missing tools to the correct workplaces. Everyone could use the target language nicely and did a fantastic job. Finally, we used to tablets to present our future dream jobs to our parents. It was a little nerve-racking to stand in front of all the parents are present their ideas, but everyone should be very proud of themselves today. Great job everyone and thank you to the parents for taking the time to come and support your children today.
Class 8 did such a great job during today’s English Open Class. First, the children reviewed some of the jobs we previously learned and everyone could sing so well the song we practiced. We then did a spelling challenge and the children did a fantastic job working as a team and filling the missing letters for the words ‘florist’, ‘builder’ and ‘lifeguard’. We then returned all the missing items and tools to all the workers and everyone could use the target phrases so well. To conclude, we presented to all the parents our dream job that we would like to do in the future. Everyone did an amazing job using a big voice even if some children were a little nervous to do that in front of the class. Well done Class 8 friends! A big thank you to the parents for taking the time to come to the kindergarten to support the children today.
Class 9 were brilliant today for their English Open Class! Everyone could remember the previous targets very well when we reviewed the phrases and vocabulary. The children also did an amazing job learning today’s new words and using English to go shopping for items to put in the big Elementary School bag. It was great to see all of the Class 9 friends working together and enjoying English, even being able to speak with lots of confidence in front of all their parents! Great job everyone and thank you to all the Mummies and Daddies that could come and support your children today.
