Hello everyone. This week Primary 7 were visited by Yoko and Jess, visitors from the Japanese Consulate. They taught us about the Japanese language. They taught us how to say hello, good afternoon, good morning and numbers up to four in Japanese. They also showed us how to make origami Sumo wrestlers.<\/p>\n
Here are some words we learned: Kon’nichiwa (hello\/good afternoon), Ohay\u014dgozaimasu (good morning), Arigat\u014d (thank you), Sensei Clark (Sensei means teacher) and the numbers 1-4 (1) Ichi (2) Ni (3) San (4) Shi.<\/p>\n
In Art we are making these Japanese Tea Cups with clay. We have also learned what it\u2019s like to be in a Japanese classroom. Thank you Sensei Fox.<\/p>\n
As part of our topic we are learning about Global Trade and what type of things you can export from your country. e.g. clothes, games, cars, food, electronics etc. We were teaching others about what trade was like in the Stone Age, the 17th century and now in the 21st century.<\/p>\n
In Reading P7C have been reading our new book called \u201cOranges in no man\u2019s land\u201d. So far it has been a really good book. We answered questions on the 3rd chapter and discussed it with our teacher.<\/p>\n
Primary 7 have been really caring buddies. On Tuesday we were reading books with our buddies and we had some playtime with them.<\/p>\n
Have a great weekend!
\nLogan, Patrick, Imane, Nicole and Avinash \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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