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Weekly Article 3/5
Hello Amity students! This is Ethan from Sendai Amity! Every week, I will be posting a short article to help everyone practice reading! Next week is the start of Daylight Savings Time in America, so let's talk about it!
In America and Europe, the beginning of Daylight Savings Time is at midnight 00:00 of the second Sunday of March! This year, on March 10th, we will move our clocks forward by one hour. This is to adjust our schedules forward to match the longer length of daylight during the spring and summer. In the fall, we will move our clocks back an hour because of shorter daylight in fall and winter. In America, we often say "spring forward, fall back" to remember when Daylight Savings Time is.
Thanks for reading this week's article!
~ Ethan Du
In America and Europe, the beginning of Daylight Savings Time is at midnight 00:00 of the second Sunday of March! This year, on March 10th, we will move our clocks forward by one hour. This is to adjust our schedules forward to match the longer length of daylight during the spring and summer. In the fall, we will move our clocks back an hour because of shorter daylight in fall and winter. In America, we often say "spring forward, fall back" to remember when Daylight Savings Time is.
Thanks for reading this week's article!
~ Ethan Du
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Weekly Article 2/27
Hello Amity students! This is Ethan from Sendai Amity! Every week, I will be posting a short article to help everyone practice reading! It's almost the end of February, and this year is a Leap Year! Let's talk about why we have an extra day this month.
A leap day, or a 29th day of February, is extra day to fix our calendar's time. In the Gregorian calendar, which is used worldwide today, a year is 365.242 days, or about 365.25, so an extra day is added every four years. If we didn't add leap days, our calendar would slowly move backwards, and in a few hundred years we would be celebrating Christmas in the summer! We'll continue to have a leap year every four years until 2100, which is a skip year when our calendar will finally be mathematically correct!
Thanks for reading this week's article!
~ Ethan Du
A leap day, or a 29th day of February, is extra day to fix our calendar's time. In the Gregorian calendar, which is used worldwide today, a year is 365.242 days, or about 365.25, so an extra day is added every four years. If we didn't add leap days, our calendar would slowly move backwards, and in a few hundred years we would be celebrating Christmas in the summer! We'll continue to have a leap year every four years until 2100, which is a skip year when our calendar will finally be mathematically correct!
Thanks for reading this week's article!
~ Ethan Du
Weekly Article 2/20
Hello Amity students! This is Ethan from Sendai Amity! Every week, I will be posting a short article to help everyone practice reading! We had some very warm weather this week, so let's talk about Groundhog Day!
Groundhog Day is a strange tradition in the Northeastern parts of America where people try and predict the weather using a groundhog, which is a large ground squirrel. Every year, on February 2nd, the town of Punxsutawney (PUNKs-uh-TAW-nee), Pennsylvania, brings out a groundhog at 7:25 AM. If the groundhog, named Punxsutawney Phil, sees his shadow, it will be a sign that there will be six more weeks of winter. If the groundhog does not see his shadow, there will be an early spring! During 2024's Groundhog Day celebration in Punxsutawney, an early spring was predicted!
Thank you for reading this week's article!
~ Ethan Du
Groundhog Day is a strange tradition in the Northeastern parts of America where people try and predict the weather using a groundhog, which is a large ground squirrel. Every year, on February 2nd, the town of Punxsutawney (PUNKs-uh-TAW-nee), Pennsylvania, brings out a groundhog at 7:25 AM. If the groundhog, named Punxsutawney Phil, sees his shadow, it will be a sign that there will be six more weeks of winter. If the groundhog does not see his shadow, there will be an early spring! During 2024's Groundhog Day celebration in Punxsutawney, an early spring was predicted!
Thank you for reading this week's article!
~ Ethan Du
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アミティーは全国に96校、転勤やお引越しがあっても全国共通のレッスンカリキュラムで継続して
英語学習ができます。
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お引越し先にアミティーがなくても、ご自宅とアミティーを繋いで、レッスンをご受講いただけます。
春・夏・冬休みなどの長期の帰省の際は、帰省先のアミティーでレッスン受講も可能です。
（短期転校をご希望の方は現在ご通学中のアミティー校にてご相談ください。）
皆さまのお問い合わせをお待ちしております♪
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英語学習ができます。
また、アミティーではオンラインレッスンもご受講頂けます。
お引越し先にアミティーがなくても、ご自宅とアミティーを繋いで、レッスンをご受講いただけます。
春・夏・冬休みなどの長期の帰省の際は、帰省先のアミティーでレッスン受講も可能です。
（短期転校をご希望の方は現在ご通学中のアミティー校にてご相談ください。）
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成長段階に合わせた最適な英語学習で、
発音・語彙・表現力をしっかりと習得していきます。
学習するうえでの「自立」に向けたスタート地点です。
アミティーは、お子さまの「やる気」や積極性を育てます。
また、英語学習を通して、自然や美しいものに感動する心も育てます。
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アメリカのソフトはゲームのように楽しめる内容で、
パソコンの操作を覚えながら、総合的な英語力・英会話力を高めることができます。
英語を使って英語を学習するだけでなく、
他教科（算数・科学・地理・歴史）を学習することができます。
中高生や大学生は、ナチュラルスピードの英語に慣れることができるので
資格試験や受験対策にもピッタリです！
フォニックス 、 単語 、 よみかき を楽しいコンテンツを使って学習しましょう！
Weekly Article - 2/13
Hello Amity students! This is Ethan from Sendai Amity! Every week, I will be posting a short article to help everyone practice reading! It's almost Valentine's Day, so let's talk about Valentine's day in America!
Valentine's day, named after Saint Valentine, is celebrated differently across the world. In Japan, girls usually give boys chocolates for Valentine's day, then boys give girls chocolates on White Day. However, in America, boys and girls give each other chocolates and candy on the same day! Many middle and high schools in America like to raise money by selling "candygrams," where you can buy candy at school and write a note to the person you want to give it to. Later, student council members will help distribute these candies. When giving candy to someone you like, it is common to ask, "Will you be my Valentine?" Making your own Valentine's day chocolates is very uncommon in America, and many people prefer to buy chocolates from a store instead.
Thank you for reading this week's article!
~ Ethan Du
Valentine's day, named after Saint Valentine, is celebrated differently across the world. In Japan, girls usually give boys chocolates for Valentine's day, then boys give girls chocolates on White Day. However, in America, boys and girls give each other chocolates and candy on the same day! Many middle and high schools in America like to raise money by selling "candygrams," where you can buy candy at school and write a note to the person you want to give it to. Later, student council members will help distribute these candies. When giving candy to someone you like, it is common to ask, "Will you be my Valentine?" Making your own Valentine's day chocolates is very uncommon in America, and many people prefer to buy chocolates from a store instead.
Thank you for reading this week's article!
~ Ethan Du
🌸❀春セミナーお申込み受付開始いたしました❀🌸
春セミナーのお申込み受付が開始いたしました！
春セミナーはプライベートレッスンで、一人ひとりに合わせた学習プログラムを設定するので
苦手克服や短期間での目標到達などに最適です。
フォニックスのマスターや資格試験対策、読み書き強化など、
伸ばしたいところを今のうちに伸ばしませんか？
セミナースケジュールは 先着順となっておりますので、お早いお申込みをお勧めします‼
どこを伸ばしたいか、どこを補強するべきか、などお気軽にお問い合わせください♪
