Dear Ryoko,

 

My name is Brian, I am American, I have a class of 30 (11-12 year olds). I am about to post a project about cultural exchange. I am very interested sending Christmas cards to begin.Let me know if you are interested.

 

Brian Licata

Hello

We have a blog where your students can write to mine. It's : www.penpalpoland.blog.onet.pl

When you get there, please register in the guest book,so I am sure that you got there.

OK! Thanks!

Ela

Hello, thank you for your contact.

You were a AET, weren't you.

I am interested in exchanging for your students.

Will you tell me your plan of exchanging?

Ryoko Sasaki

Hello. Ela

 

 I would like to exchange email of Christmas and Newyear days several times.

Ryoko Sasaki

Hello, Ela

Did you get my email?

I would like to exchange email of Christmas and New year days.

Ryoko Sasaki

Hello,Ela

I saw your information.

I want to show Japanese New year days to your students.

If you can send the Christmas in Poland,I would see it.

Ryoko Sasaki

Hello Lucia Hassell

 

Thank you for your contact .

I will send A DVD to your school.

 

Now I have lessons and after later I want to send email again.

Ryoko Sasaki

Hello.

 I 'll send  our DVD to your school .

 So this week next week  will send you student's Christmas Cards . I have to send you my students' name.

I am sorry that I have students' address yet. I try to get them. Now please use my school address.

I send it your email adress and check it.

Ryoko Sasaki

We also want to join. We are from Poland and my ss profiles are here : www.penpalpoland.blog.onet.pl. There is some information about Christmas in Poland, as well.

Looking forward to hearing from you

Ela

We would like to exchange with you.

Lori Watson

Delaware Township School

dts_elem_computer@epals.com

Hello Ryoko,

   I am an elementary and middle school Technology Teacher in Washington, DC. I teach technology to a large range of ages 5- 12. We recently Celebrated International Day at my school and the 6th grade girls in particular (ages 10 &11) have learned all about Japan for the last 2 months. They did everything to creating decorations, presentations, traditional Japanese writing, and even origami to represent Japan. I think this would be a grand opportunity for them to share what they've learned in class and ask questions. I'm sure all 20 of them will be excited about seeing the DVD as well. Please let me know what you think!

Thanks,

Lucia Hassell

~Technology Teacher

Hello. It's me , Alyona. My email is alyoa@epals.com I have a monitored account .I'll send it.  We are looking forward to  your DVDs and Christmas cards.  . I hope we'll try to do ours.  How do your students do Christmas cards? ( what programme?) Can you send  cards  first.

Bye!

Alyona.

Hello there . Thank you for your reply.

My students are making Christmas cards now.  We are interested in your culture, too. Please let us know them , and we'll send a DVD.

Next week students try to email cards again .

I will send my students' name.

Ryoko Sasaki

Hello Ryoko,

I live in Arizona, United States and I have a class of 11-13 year olds who would love to exchange Christmas cards.  I used to live in Japan teaching English in 2000.  I lived in Yokosuka and travelled to Tokyo and Yokohama to teach.  I loved being there and often tell my students stories of my life there.    Let me know if you think we could make a good fit. 

 

Helen Wanamaker

 

Hi!Ryoko! My name is Alyona.I am Russian. I teach English at school. My students are very glad to exchange Christmas cards with Japanese students. We know that your culture is very special and unique. It is very interesting to learn about the life in your country. There are 10 students in my class (12-15 years).( I tasted Japanese food : fish rolls in a sushi bar. I hope that your DVD video would be very useful.) We are looking forward to your answer! Bye! Alyona