AMITY MITO WEEKLY ENGLISH ⸜(。˃ ᴗ ˂ )⸝♡ "Have you been to a summer festival yet?" Celebrating one of Japan's favorite summer traditions!

Hello Amity Mito students and families! ✧。٩(ˊᗜˋ )。*✧
The end of July is one of the most exciting times of summer in Japan! Many communities are holding
summer festivals and fireworks displays. Families gather to enjoy delicious festival food, play fun
games, wear colorful yukata, and spend time together on warm summer evenings.
This week, try asking someone, "Have you been to a summer festival yet?" It is a fun way to practice
English while talking about your favorite summer traditions.
You might hear answers like, "Yes, I watched the fireworks," "I ate yakisoba and kakigori," "I played
festival games," or "Not yet, but I'm going this weekend!" Sharing these experiences helps students use
English to talk about real moments in their lives.
Students, remember that every conversation is a chance to learn something new. If you don't know the
English word for something you saw at a festival, don't be afraid to ask your teacher. Learning new
vocabulary is part of the adventure! Parents, talking about your family's summer outings in English
even with simple words and phrases helps make learning enjoyable and meaningful.
At Amity Mito, we believe that the best English comes from talking about the moments that make us smile.
Summer festivals are filled with wonderful memories, and they give students so many opportunities to use
English in a natural way.
Amity Mito Weekly Thought:
If you visit a summer festival this week, what was your favorite part? Was it the fireworks, the food,
the games, or spending time with your family? We'd love to hear about it during your next lesson!
If you have a question about English, school, or even your teacher's favorite festival food, try asking
in English during your lesson. You might just earn a special sticker for your effort!
Sincerely,
Your English Teachers at Amity Mito (^ ▽^ )/♡




