We are a bilingual (English/Spanish) class of 23 students ages 9-10, in Kuna, Idaho, USA. We are looking for a bilingual partner class from Mexico or another Latin American country. We want to converse and write in Spanish while you can do so in English. We would like to use Skype to communicate with...

Hi! I teach English to six 13-15 year old students. We are looking for someone to do this project with. We meet once a week and are very interested in learning about you and your community! Contact me if you are interested!! Mariana

Hi Kimberly, I have nine sixth graders from Mexico City. They're 11 years old. I also have five fifth graders. If you're interested, please contact me ryohji@epals.com Luis

We are a 4th grade bilingual (English/Spanish) class, in Kuna, Idaho, USA. We are looking for a bilingual partner class from Mexico or another Latin American country. We want to converse and write in Spanish while you can do so in English. We would like to use Skype to communicate with you once or twice...

I have a class of 10 15-17 year old students from the eastern side of the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia, USA. We would like to find a class of Spanish speaking students who are learning English. Preferably from Argentina, Spain, Mexico, or Puerto Rico. We'd like to have our students do the digital storytelling...

As part of a grant I received this year, my class will be learning about holidays and everyday life in different countries. I have purchased folk tales and literature from China, Japan, India, Germany, and Mexico. Our class would love to have pen pals that we could communicate with through e-mail, blog...

Hi there I'm Anahit. As part of my class BASE project, I am comparing education at my school to education in other countries. My focus country is Mexico. Here we start school at 8 AM and we get out at 2:50 PM. We have 4 classes a day and they are an hour and a half long Monday through Thursday, Fridays...

Yes, I like it because all of my family is here. Where I live it's very secure. We have very good food, nice parks, goods schools, good music, and all great nature places; well the politics are a little sad,...... and.... bad, really bad.

Yes I like living in Mexico. There is a lot of peace, especially in Yucatan. The food is very cheap like 25 cent for a coca-cola. It's a beautiful place with much archeology zones. In Mexico the most important thing is la familia (the family) and los amigos (the friends). There is lot of of music...

I have a class of ten students, ages 15-17, who are learning Spanish. They would like to do a Digital Storytelling Project with a class of English language learners from Spain, Argentina, Mexico or Puerto Rico. Please respond if you are interested.