We are all wondering where to send Santa our Christmas wishlist aren't we?
Good news, did you know that in Canada, Santa has his own postal code.
His postal code is H0H 0H0 (shhhh this basically means Ho! Ho! Ho!)
Kids in Canada can send him letters there. Now the new challenge for us all, is to find his postal code here in Japan.
Hmm, do you know his address?
P.S.*We are EXACTLY 13 days away from Christmas, hurry up and write those wishlist letters friends!*
~Lia
⭐🎄⭐🎄⭐🎄⭐🎄⭐🎄⭐🎄⭐🎄
クリスマスイベントを行います♬
今年もクラフト作りを予定しています☺
アミティーの在籍生でなくとも参加OK♬
外国人の先生と楽しい時間を過ごしましょう♪
12月20日（土）15：15-15：45
12月23日（火）12：15-12：45
12月24日（水）17：15-17：45
12月25日（木）12：15-12：45
ご予約はお電話またはメールにてお待ちしています♬
☎027-224-2235
✉amity-1014r@amity.co.jp
🎄⛄🎄⛄🎄⛄🎄⛄🎄⛄🎄⛄🎄⛄🎄⛄
There are a lot of idioms in English that maybe misinterpreted as "I am cold", it's been getting colder recently so I thought it would be a nice opportunity to explain what they mean!
❄️ "Getting cold feet..." - This phrase has nothing to do with being cold and instead means being too scared to do something! This comes from your feet being too cold to move so therefore having cold feet results in the inability to move to a task.
An example would be... "I'm getting cold feet, I can't step in the haunted house!"
❄️ "I'm getting chills..." - This phrase is used when you have a strong reaction to a situation. This can be used in a positive light or a negative light as it refers to when your body shivers or shakes.
Examples would be "That anime fight was so cool, I got the chills" or "I hate insects, looking at one gives me the chills."
❄️ "Walking on thin ice..." - This phrase is used in a dangerous situation, where something is very risky. As "thin ice" is very dangerous to walk on and one wrong step could cause the ice to break.
An example would be... "You forgot to study again? You should be careful, you're really walking on ice."
Idioms are very common in the English language, and they differ from different English speaking countries. I think they're important to learn and using them will definitel
12月7日（日）、12月8日（月）はお休みとなります。
お問合せの方は、ホームページよりお問い合わせください。
自動予約システムより、24時間ご予約が可能です☺
12月の土曜日体験レッスンのチャンスは本日を含めて4回だけ！
お電話、ご来校での入学説明会当日ご予約可能です♬
今なら入学金0円！お得にレッスン始めましょう🌞
お電話お待ちしております！
12/6（土）無料体験レッスン2組限定①16:10～②18:10～
アミティーは、働くママ・パパを応援します！
１２月より、保育園終わりから通える18：10-18：50のベビークラスを開講します！
平日、アミティーでえいごデビューをしませんか♪
★２歳クラス★
水曜日 18：10-18：50
お気軽にお問合せください♪
11月25日（火）～11月29日（土）は小学生以上の授業参観です♬
お子さまの成長を感じていただき、
どんな学習をしているか、ぜひご覧ください♪
お父さま、お母さまもぜひご参加いただき、
英語学習の体験をしてみてください☺
What is Guy Fawkes Night?🎆
This Sunday, I will be watching a firework festival in Nagano, so I'd like to talk about UK's firework festivals!
In UK we have two days British people light fireworks, one is on New Years Day and another is a day called Guy Fawkes Night.
On November 5th 1605, a man named Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the House of Parliament with lots of gunpowder in an underneath cellar but failed.
The day is celebrated as his attempt was failed and King James I said that on this day people will celebrate him being safe with bonfires and fireworks.
Even now, many people in Britain will buy fireworks to light up in their gardens on November 5th with their families as its become a standard celebration for all British citizens. I had lots of pleasant memories when I was younger, gathering as a family and shooting fireworks together with my dad!
Do you enjoy fireworks in Japan? What is the best firework festival in your opinion?
- Mo
11/18～11/29は授業参観週間です♪
保護者の方も一緒に参加をしていただき、
お子さまのご様子や学習内容をぜひ、ご覧になっていただきたいと思います。
お待ちしています☺
Hello everyone! Today is my birthday!
I want to share some fun birthday facts from around the world.
Did you know that in many parts of the world, many people smash birthday cakes into the birthday person's face?
Sounds a bit extreme but its a really fun concept. While in Mexico, many children celebrate their birthdays by hitting a pinata full of candy.
Would you like to experience these?
Now, its your turn! Draw or write about your favourite birthday memory or how you'd like to celebrate your next birthday.
I will share some on the blog next week!
～LIA
