You can click on the link to their amazing video and their fantastic school and class website by clicking on the link here.
Sunday, 23 October 2016
R3 Q and A from France
You can click on the link to their amazing video and their fantastic school and class website by clicking on the link here.
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Hi Room 3,
ReplyDeleteWow! It is great that you have this great connection with a school in France. What an amazing video. I am wondering what you all eat for breakfast and lunch at Auroa? Do you think that the bread in New Zealand is good?
Nicola (Worser Bay School, Teacher) http://tautoruandautahi.blogspot.co.nz/
it is great that you have this great connection between these children and helping them to speak another language. what an amazing video how long did it take to get your students to this video i am wondering what you all eat for breakfast and lunch at your school
DeleteBonjour Mrs Stevenson.
DeleteThank you for your comment about our video.
We all think here that we are so glad and so lucky to have met by the Net Mr Webb, the Students of Room Three and the other people from Auroa School ! I just wanted to tell how just absolutely wonderful they are ! Between Auroa and Brindas, it’s a collaboration steeped in fraternal exchanges in French and in English.
Longue vie à l’amitié qui nous relie d’un bout à l’autre de la Terre !
Serge Galligani, the Teacher of the CM2 from Brindas, France ( http://cm1.galligani.eu/ )
PS : I hope, one day, I’ll be eating the bread in New Zealand ; I bet it’s as good as the French one.
Thank you both for your messages and wonderful Serge that you could connect with the students and teachers as well - I hope they visit your amazing class page to see some of your students brilliant work.
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Hi Room 3
ReplyDeleteWow! its great that you are learning a different language and connecting with different people/classes in a different country how is everything going guys
Riley (Tamatea int school, Student)
Its been amazing Riley - they've taught us so much its really helped our understanding of another country from here in New Zealand, its very different but some things are the same.
DeleteHi Room 3
ReplyDeleteWow! its great that you are learning a different language and connecting with different people/classes in a different country how is everything going guys
Riley (Tamatea int school, Student)
"OMG" I love your language i would love to learn your language
ReplyDeleteForward, Waimarama… and when you’ll know how to speak French, welcome in France !
DeleteÀ bientôt.
Waimarama
DeleteThere's nothing better than being in contact with experts I would suggest you go directly to the class in Frances blog and have a look at their amazing, impressive and fantastic work.
Mr Webb
Hello room 3
ReplyDeleteIm Paris from Tamatea Intermediate.
It is very cool how you got to connect with students from France!I bet you guys learnt a lot of things from them! What is one things that you learnt from them?
From Paris
kia ora Room 3
ReplyDeleteMy name is Waimarama i go to Tamatea Intermediate School
and i love your language and i like how you were explaining about what you eat and how healthy you are and it is great how you can learn English because some others cant speak English
Hi my name is Amity from Tamatea intermediate.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how you could connect with a school in France. If I could ask kids from France a question it would be about
Gnocchi and i've heard of this before it is a type of pasta, but with a main added ingredient. What is that main ingredient?
Hi, Amity !
DeleteGnocchis are a mixture of wheat flour and potatoes poached in the water or a recipe with semolina of durum wheat. It’s an Italian dish, not French. It’s really good !
Bon appétit !
Serge
DeleteThank you for answering Amity question about Gnocchi - I was pretty sure that it wasn't French but I didn't actually know that it was Italian or the exact ingredients so thank you for sharing.
Mr Webb
Hello room 3 it is amazing that you are finding out what it like to live in another country i am for New Zealand in i think if you were to live in New zealand you would have so much fun. i wonder what it would be look like to live there and go to school there?
ReplyDeleteMya Christie (Tamatea intermediate) New Zealand http://myachristie.blogspot.co.nz/
Salut à tous les élèves de Tamatea Intermediate School !
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your words about our video. My Students take great pleasure in collaborating with their New Zealander friends. Now, each of them dreams of going in your wonderful country.
But, who knows ? Maybe someday…
Amitiés.
Serge Galligani, the Teacher of the CM2 from Brindas, France
We also are loving the collaboration with students in another part of the world and another country! We actually had one of the families from the School come and visit us this year which was an amazing experience.
DeleteMr Webb
On the first days of May, Samuel (a Student from Brindas School) met you in Auroa with his family. Those moments were certainly great and wonderful for this boy. We are looking forward the day when he get back to France, because it will be fascinating for us to hear him describe his experiences in New Zealand. He should be with us on Thursday, november 3rd. We hope that the school management will place him in our CM2. Maybe Salomé, his sister, will be in the classroom next door (one of the CE2). I’ll let you know...
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