Lunch Box Project: Questions from Jordan and Germany

Jordanian Friends

video by our friends at Umm Attia Primary School for Girls in Jordan

...and another great video from our friends at Leipzig International School in Germany

Our friends in Jordan and Germany have posted 3 videos on our page on wiki. Our Jordanian friends want to know about our "labne" and how we prepare it. Our German friends have some questions about our food. They'd like to know how the Lebanese "mnakeesh" tastes like, how we make it and when we usually eat it. They also asked us these questions about our school:

- Do you have a library at your school?

- What time does your school start and finish?

- How many students are there in your classroom?

- What's your favorite game?

- What language do you speak?

- Do you have TV?

- Is your school old or new?

- Do you have computers?

Thank you for posting on our wiki page and we'll answer your questions as soon as we can. 

our "Lunch Box" page on wiki

Outside My Classroom Windows: Koalas at Hattonvale S.S., Australia

Eucalyptus Tree in the School Ground...
something is special about this tree

a mom and her  baby koala playing peek-a-boo with our friends :)

How cute you are up there!

Of course you should be asleep. It is day time.
You are nocturnal, aren't you?We won't disturb you.

Mummy Koala will look after you from all harm.

 "What a lovely creature a koala is. This makes me proud to be an Australian. We experience such beautiful wildlife so close to where we live and work. Of course, we have to leave our wildlife safe and not touch them in any way. It is tempting though when they are so cute."

Mrs. Eleison

watching the photos in our classroom

Koalas outside the classroom window!!!! 

Dear Aussie Friends, thank you so much for sending us what you see outside your classroom windows. We couldn't believe our eyes! You're so lucky to live in such a beautiful, peaceful, and healthy place. It's a great school in a quiet location with fantastic neighbors. We greatly enjoyed seeing the photos.

"Primary Wall"

wondering how our Colorado friends are spending their Spring Break

huge collection of educational games

Learn more about "Primary Wall" in this video. It can be useful for hosting collaborative brainstorming sessions, asking questions, and sorting ideas.