On sports day, students exercise, which is beneficial to their health. In addition, students have teamwork, and they can learn how to collaborate with others.

In the flea market, students can buy second-hand goods, and they can learn 

the concept of reusing items.

Students demonstrate what they have learned, such as playing the violins, singing the songs, and dancing. 

Students join in the tug of war. They work together to win first place. 

Students who like to dance join the pop dance club. They join it after school, which can help them cultivate interests.

Students have the political platform presentation. After the presentation, they vote in the election. During the process, they learn democratic participation.

The teacher introduces two songs. They are Whisper and Lightning. The choir sings them. Singing English songs is another way to learn English.

Lightning

Electric fingers reaching.

Skipping, darting, fleeting.

Tapping on the clouds, rapping on their shroud of gray.

Now the night is waking.

See it sparking, blinking, sizzling.

What a storm of energy, cracking now, surrounding me!

I am not afraid.

Rolling then a flash from cloud to cloud.

Sneaking to the ground without a sound.

Whisper

I need to whisper something to you. 

Whisper, whisper something now.

No one can hear me.

I must whisper. Whisper. Whisper.

Come a bit closer while I whisper.

I must whisper in your ear.

Can you hear me?

Just a little louder.

Can you hear me?

Louder, please.

Can you hear me?

Please, a little louder.

Quiet!

Whisper!

Whisper, whisper, whispering.

I bet someone’s listening.

Whisper, whisper, whispering.

Are you listening? 

Whisper!