Hi Nazli!

I would much like to participate in an international postcard exchange with your students!!!  My class is in Hawai'i, USA and I have 46 6th grade students.  Please let me know if you are interested and we can discuss how we'll go about doing this!

My email is:  Ms.Heimgartner@epals.com

Look foward to hearing from you!

-Carmen

Elle,

Is this project open for late starters?  Our students just completed a postcard exchange with SK and can't wait to complete another one.  Hope to hear from you.  :-) Laura

Hello Nazli,

Thank you very much for your postcards and the Turkish flag. We've just received them in the mail today;I'll have to find a world map and put it up the wall in the classroom very quickly. I'll send mine next week probably. Bye,

laurence from brest( france)

I have emailed out the spreadsheet of addresses. If you have not received it, please email me at espikes@epals.com. Also, if you are still interested in joining, email me as well.

Thanks,

Elle

HI, I teach English in a secondary school in the south of Italy. My students are from 15 to 18 . The school year starts in September and ends at the begining of June. We are very very interested in your project, I hope it's not too late to start working with you. I'm Elena Vittoria Scuteri. My school is a secondary school for surveyer : IIS Malafarina Soverato (CZ) Italy. Hearing from you Elena. Write if you like to my email  elevitto@epals.com

Is it still possible to join the postcard project?  

Bev Hansen

Grade 4 teacher

St. Benedict School

75 Alton Drive

Leduc, Alberta, Canada  T9E 7K1

Grade 4  students (9 years old)

Our school year ends in June. 

hansenba@epals.com

I'm looking for another kind of project as I'm a teacher of English at a preshcool and the age of my students is 5-6! So I'd like to participate in an international handmade postcard exchange with a group of kids from one English-speaking country who is interested in Russia. Children should be the same age. The postcards would feature some national, cultural things (symbols) They could be devoted to holidays, everyday life of preschoolers, contain some photos and so on. Tha final aim is the children of both sides would get some real true information about the pen-country, sort of the evidence of foreign life ))

Does anybody like the idea?

Waiting for replies from you impatiently!

Hello Elle,

I'm an English teacher in a primary school.I want to participate the postcard exchange Name:Nazlı Ceren ORAKÇI

 School: 7.Boru İlköğretim okulu

S Address: 7.Boru İlköğretim okulu   Şirintepe-İzmit   Kocaeli/TURKEY

Grade level:6 grade elementary level  12 years old

I'm waiting your respond!

Nazlı Ceren

I am a 6^th grade teacher in Dallas, Texas. I am interested in organizing an international postcard exchange. The end result would be that each class ends up with a postcard and a peek into different cultures of countries around the world. As a class we would generate a letter that highlights great things about our city, state, country and school.  The letter along with a postcard gets mailed in an envelope to each participating classroom. If you are interested, I will put together a list of all who respond and send it out.  Our school year started in August 2009 and ends in May 2010. If you would like to participate in this exchange, please email me this information: YOUR NAME, SCHOOL NAME, SCHOOL ADDRESS, GRADE LEVEL or AGE of STUDENT, and the DATE when your school year ends. At the end of November, I will email everyone the information from all of the schools that are participating. Then you can begin mailing out your postcards with the copy of your letter containing the information mentioned above. It would be best if you could send your postcards promptly, so that everyone gets them before their school year is over. At the conclusion of this exchange, each class participating should have a collection of postcards and letters from around the world. I would prefer not to have any U.S. schools participate in this international exchange. Looking forward to hearing from you!