Elementary School
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Sasaguri Town Seto Elementary School
- Subject
- General studies
- Target
- Elementary school 3rd grader
- Teachers
- Brazil, Philippines, Italy, Peru
- Theme
- Become a master of the world's games!
- Purpose
- To gain interest to know the countries of the world and to find out about them.
Content
- 10 minutes
- Introduction of teachers in front of everyone
- 20 minutes
- Introduction of each country using PowerPoint
- 45 minutes
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45 minutes: Experience activities
・ Samba (Brazil) ・ Play with a ball woven from bamboo, bamboo dance (Philippines) ・ Craft-making using pasta (Italy)
・ Students play by linking up like a snake and forming a bridge (Peru)
- 15 minutes
- Q&As, and presentation of impressions
Teacher's Thoughts
It was a great achievement to be able to meet teachers from four different countries. By looking at the world, the children were able to have a strong desire to discover the good qualities of each country.
Children's Impressions
While I was hearing what the Philippines was like, I became more and more fond of the Philippines. They showed me Brazilian rice. Compared to Japanese rice, Brazilian rice was long and thin, and I was surprised.
Onojo City Ono-minami Elementary School
- Subject
- Foreign languages
- Target
- Elementary school 1st and 6th Graders
- Teachers
- Brazil, Philippines
- Theme
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1st graders: Let's Get Along with People from Other Countries
6th graders: Tell, Know, Get Along
- Purpose
- Get familiar with the English expressions you have learned by actively telling someone about yourself and asking the other person about them.
Contents
- 45 minutes
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1st graders
Self-introduction of each teacherExchange activities
・ Ask the teacher's favorite colors and fruits in English ・ Learn how to count numbers in each country
- 45 minutes
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6th graders
Self-introduction of each teacherExchange activities (play sugoroku)
・ Ask questions to each other about your favorite sports and colors in English ・ Introduce Japan in English
(Activities in groups of 5 or 6 people)
Teacher's Thoughts
In both the 1st and 6th grades, the children and foreign nationals were able to interact with each other, use English, and achieve their learning goals.
Children's Impressions
I wanted to know more about the teacher's country and I wanted to tell them more about Japan. Even though our countries are different, I was happy that we had something in common, such as their favorite colors and sports.