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If you feel in the mood for sharing, why not bring along a plateful of your favourite picnic food to share for lunch on Sports day (October 12th) in Chuo Koen? If we could borrow your camping tables, we’d be grateful too!

スポーツ　デーの昼休憩にPTAの持ち寄りランチに参加しませんか？自慢の一品と（あれば）キャンプようのテーブルを持って来てね！
よろしくお願いします。

One, Two, Three, Beats, Beats, Beats…..
Eurhythmical beats must have characters.
“Accented” (the crusis), “unaccented", and “increasing energy” (the anacrusis).

Can you tell which one of these beats are the children in P-1 class are demonstrating?

How are your grammar skills? Ready for some online quizzes?

Test your knowledge on a variety of categories at the following website:

http://a4esl.org/a/g3.html

You may also try different levels.

Happy learning!

K. Rhodes

The Thousand Crane Club has begun again this year. There are 14 members of the club within Grade 4 - 8 and they will be responsible for; taking the many boxes of cranes we receive to the Peace Park monthly, sending certificates to participting schools and organisations, learning about Peace globally and locally, re-creating the story of Sadako in a variety of languages, becoming penpals of students worldwide, folding cranes and many more.

On September 28th, four students from Grade 4&5 went to the Peace Park to place the cranes within the booths from the following schools, see pictures below. We would like to say thank you to all the schools for participating in the petition for peace.

Glamorgan Kids Club - New Zealand

Keera-Pat International School - Thailand

Kentucky Avenue School - Pittsburgh - USA

Schule Rehna - Germany

Cheryl Lyons - Atlanta - GA

The Child Development Center - New Jersey

Thank you to the club members for attending and to all the above schools/individuals/organisations for sending us your boxes of folded cranes. We look forward to placing many more within the booths at Sadako’s Statue.

The next trip to the park will be in October and will involve students from Grade 6-8.

Michele Foster

Coordinator