Hello Amity Mito students and families! ✧。٩(ˊᗜˋ )。*✧
We hope everyone had a wonderful Obon holiday! Summer vacation is beginning to come to an end, and
many students are starting to prepare for the new school term. Some are finishing their summer homework,
while others are enjoying the last few days of vacation before returning to their usual routines.
This week, try asking someone,
"What is one thing you learned this summer?" It is a great way to practice
English while reflecting on new experiences and happy memories.
You might hear answers like,
"I learned how to ride a bicycle," "I learned how to cook curry," "I learned to
catch a beetle," "I learned a new song on the piano," or "I learned how to make new friends at summer
camp." Learning doesn't only happen at school every day brings a chance to discover something new.
Students, remember that every experience, big or small, helps you grow. Sharing what you've learned in English
is a wonderful way to build your confidence. Parents, asking your child questions such as
"What was the most
surprising thing you learned?" or "What would you like to learn next?" encourages thoughtful conversations
and gives them more opportunities to express themselves.
At Amity Mito, we believe that English becomes meaningful when students use it to talk about their own lives,
discoveries, and achievements. Every conversation is another step toward becoming a confident communicator.
Amity Mito Weekly Thought:
Think about one new thing you discovered this summer. It could be a new skill, a new place, or even a new
favorite food. We'd love to hear about it during your next lesson!
If you have a question about English, school, or even something new your teacher learned this summer, try
asking in English during your lesson. You might just earn a special sticker for your effort!
Sincerely,
Your English Teachers at Amity Mito (♡´艸`)
