Yesmeen, I teach teens from 13 to 15 years old. They would like to communicate to students from New Zealand and are interested in The Way We Are project. I think they can exchange experiences from Brazil. Yours, Soraia.

Hi I am also keen to join up with The Way We Are project from about October onwards. My students vary from 9-11 and are a mix of both French and English (& sometimes other). We are from an International school based in Bordeaux in the South West of France and are doing a project on islands and island cultures, so would be very interested in exchanging info about school life, family etc. Please let me know if you or any other island based schools are interested.

Hello! I am very interested in partnering my class with yours. I teach 4th grade in Missouri in the United States. I have 24 students ages 9-11. We are looking for a partner classroom to communicate with throughout this school year, August 2007-May 2008. My students speak only English, for the most part. "The Way We Are" is a perfect project for us because we are simply looking to learn about another culture and make new friends! Please let me know if you would be interested in partnering with us! Amy

Hello, My name is Jennifer from Israel and I teach English as a foreign language to one 6th grade class and to one 5th grade class. We would like to learn about your country and about New Zealand's customs and culture. My students are not proficient in English, but they can communicate. Would you be interested in partnering with one of my classes for the "Way We Are Project"? If so, you can contact me at jenniferdeutsch@epals.com Thank you, Jennifer Deutsch Hadar Elementary School, Israel

Hi, My students range from 10-12 years of age. Their first language is English, but they are learning French and Maori as their second language. My students would like to communicate with ePals from anywhere around the world who are interested in "The Way we Are" global classroom project. They are keen on learning more about the school life, environment, family etc., about students from another country. Yesmeen