R7 Funglish

オリジナルピザ屋さん（パフェ屋さん）ごっこをしました。

"What do you want?" "I want~." "How many?" "That's all."などの英語を上手に使って、とても楽しそうに活動していました。

Today, the first graders had a fruity fun day! The classroom was full of smiles, laughter, and excitement as we learned about fruits.They danced to the Fruit Juice Song with big smiles on their faces. The kids chopped, squeezed, and shook the fruits like real juice makers, turning the classroom into a happy fruit factory full of energy and giggles!Then, they played the Fruit Market game. Everyone started with five fruit cards and tried to collect as many as they could. To get a card, the students said a cheerful “Hello!” and played janken.The winner picked a fruit card and said, “I like ___,” and the loser replied, “Here you are.” They both happily said “Thank you,” practicing good manners while having fun.It was a fun day of learning, dancing, and enjoying time together! 

 The 4th graders enjoyed a special Christmas lesson where they watched Filipino Christmas carols and learned about Christmas traditions in the Philippines. We challenged them to say Christmas greetings in Tagalog, and they happily kept saying “Maligayang Pasko” even after our Funglish class ended. The students expressed great interest in experiencing Christmas in the Philippines and were especially fascinated by the tradition of receiving money after caroling. They also shared their amazement at how Noche Buena is celebrated as a grand feast.

The 5th graders continued the festive mood with a fun and engaging Christmas lesson. They actively participated in Christmas Ohajiki, which helped reinforce vocabulary in an enjoyable way, and Christmas Get 7, which kept everyone energized and excited. The students were highly enthusiastic, cheering for one another and eagerly joining each activity. The lesson created a joyful classroom atmosphere and left the students with happy and memorable learning experiences.

富岡市内のALTの先生達と一緒に英語を使いながら、ゲームやダンスを楽しんだりフランスの友達へメッセージを送ったりしました。授業で学んだ英語を積極的に話して活動している姿が見られました。