Hello Amity Mito students and families! (｡•ᴗ•｡)♡
Welcome to another week at Amity! I hope everyone had a lovely weekend and enjoyed Tanabata if you celebrated it.
We at Amity Mito always think Tanabata is such a wonderful reminder that wishes, dreams, and small steps all matter.
Just like learning English, we don't become fluent overnight. We improve little by little, one conversation at a time.
This week, let's practice a question that you can use with your family, your friends, and even your teachers.
"How was Tanabata?"
It may seem like a very simple question, but simple questions often lead to the best conversations.
Someone might tell you about the decorations they saw, or maybe the wishes they wrote.
Every answer tells a story, and every story is a chance to practice English.
You might hear someone say,
"It was fun!" "It was wonderful." "It was exciting."
If someone stayed home, they could simply say,
"It was relaxing."
There is no perfect answer because every family's Tanabata is different.
Students, don't worry if you forget a word while you're speaking.
Even your teachers sometimes pause to think before finding the right words!
The important thing is to keep trying. Every conversation helps you grow a little more confident.
Parents, try asking everyone at home,
"What was your favorite part?".
You may be surprised by the different answers you hear. Sometimes the smallest memories become the most special ones.
Amity Mito Weekly Thought:
When you come to Amity this week, try asking one of your teachers a question in English.
It can be about Tanabata, summer, our lesson, or simply something you've been curious about.
Don't be shy! Your effort might just earn you a special sticker for your collection.
Have a wonderful week, stay cool in the summer heat, and we'll see you in class soon!
Sincerely,
Your English Teachers at Amity Mito ＼(≧▽≦)♡
