On the first day of the Hands On English Christmas Party my true love game to me: 1 Pooh-san (At school we call Pooh, Mr. Pooh) with jingly reindeer antlers.
For my lesson, I reviewed what I had been teaching for the past two months (seasons and time) and asked my students write letters to Santa Claus. Between the three of them, they wanted video games and a dog. At the end of the lesson, I went over some new Christmas vocabulary and we played a game of Go Fish to help them remember what they had learned. Go Fish is a great game to play because it allows the students to practice speaking while having fun.
I gave some of my private students candy cane reindeer and they thought they were very adorable. I can't remember when I first made them around Christmas time, but they are still just as funny as they were when I was little.
Here are some pictures of the school after Lauren and I decorated it. I made the tree in the window and it was Lauren's idea to put the lights at the bottom of the window.
I also wanted to mention that a week ago I went to a holiday Christmas concert. They sang many popular Christmas carols and songs including everything from "O Come All Ye Faithful" to Mariah's "All I want for Christmas is you!". It was fun to spend time with friends; especially during the holiday season when family is so far away.
Azusa eating a make-shift s'more (Ritz, Meiji chocolate, and an "All American Tradition" marshmellow) as we wait on line to get into the concert.
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