Unis par la langue et la culture
- jordankleckner1
- May 30, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: May 24, 2022
Les élèves de la 6e année à DWE et à GMS ont mis à l’oeuvre leurs habiletés de communication de façon authentique lors de l'événement “Unis par la langue et la culture” qui a eu lieu le 8 décembre. Les deux classes se sont rencontrées via Zoom pour une après-midi de rencontre, de jeux brise-glace et de mot mystère (équipe élèves vs. équipe enseignants). Les élèves ont remporté la victoire cette fois!! La deuxième ronde aura lieu vers la fin de janvier. Si vous aimeriez apprendre davantage de l’évènement “Unis par la langue et la culture” pour votre salle de classe, s.v.p. contactez Joanne Brunel.
United by language and culture
Grade 6 students at DWE and GMS put their communication skills to work in an authentic way at the United by Language and Culture event on December 8. The two classes met via Zoom for an afternoon of connecting, ice-breaker games and mystery word challenges (student team vs. teacher team). The students were victorious this time!! The second round will take place towards the end of January. If you would like to learn more about the United by Language and Culture event for your classroom, please contact Joanne Brunel.
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