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Halloween
Halloween
It was almost Halloween, and the kids were buzzing like spooky bees! The day before, they turned their classroom into a haunted wonderland—with flying bats, spiders stuck on webs, and silly ghosts hanging from the ceiling! On Halloween day, everyone arrived in funny, creepy, and cute costumes— vampires, witches, superheroes, dinosaurs, and even electric posts! They marched into the teachers' office singing, “Trick or treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eat!” at the top of their giggling voices. Their laughter echoed like witches on a sugar rush. Not only did they have a blast, but they also learned new words, practiced speaking, and had fun with rhymes. Learning English had never been so spooky-sweet!
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Day is a special time when people say “thank you” for all the good things in their lives, like family, friends, and yummy food! Long ago, people shared a big meal to celebrate the harvest, and now people eat turkey, pie, and mashed potatoes! In our class, we talked about the inspiring history of Thanksgiving, then we made funny, huge turkeys with colorful feathers! By sharing, talking, and crafting together, we learned new English words and had fun at the same time—gobble, gobble, hooray!
Sports Day
Sports Day
On December 12, 2024, our school held a joyful Sports Day while the winter air was crisp and cool. The children warmed things up by joining games, showing their talents in music, dance, karate, and even rollerblading in front of smiling guests and proud parents. Laughter and cheers filled the day as everyone supported their classmates and enjoyed the performances. Teachers and volunteers also joined the fun with a lively tug-of-war that brought big smiles all around. Though it was winter, the spirit of the day felt just like summer—bright, active, and full of joy.
Christmas Day
Christmas Day
Christmas Day is a happy holiday when people give gifts, sing songs, and spend time with family and friends. It’s a time to share love, kindness, and maybe some cookies too! In our class, we talked about Christmas, decorated shiny trees with colorful ornaments, and sang joyful carols together. Everyone had fun using new English words like “reindeer,” “presents,” and “snowman.” Learning English was like a party--full of sparkle, music, and cheer!
Children's Day
Children's Day
Children's Day in Taiwan is celebrated annually on April 4 and is a national holiday dedicated to honoring and promoting the well-being of children. Schools typically host special performances, games, and gift-giving activities, while families may enjoy outings or treats together. Many local governments and organizations also organize festivals, exhibitions, or educational events focused on children's rights and development. It is often celebrated alongside Tomb-Sweeping Day (April 5), giving families a long weekend. The holiday reflects Taiwan’s cultural emphasis on nurturing and valuing children as the future of society.
Summer Camp 2025
Summer Camp 2025
This summer, our school had its yearly English Summer Camp from July 1 to July 14, 2025, welcoming students to learn and use English through fun, real-life themes and hands-on activities. The camp was divided into two sets, each running for five days. Each day focused on a specific theme, helping students connect English with everyday situations.
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