Luna students' room: Poster

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Saturday, 16 May 2020

High school student's PPT advice for COVID-19

A high school student's advice for COVID-19 prevention

A poor reproduction of Yuto's excellent PowerPoint poster, with advice about COVID-19 (can't upload PPT to Blogger I'm afraid). As you can see, he put a lot of thought & care into his design & message.

An after reading task to OUP's Read & Discover level 6 graded reader title "Cells & Microbes", somewhat relevant especially as he aspires to become a doctor (still!).

Posted for Yuto

Wednesday, 14 September 2016

Wanted: Dead or Alive

Please apply to Yuto for the Reward - proof of capture required.

Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Shopping tips in Matsumoto - a guide for travellers

Posted for Kazuko

Thursday, 8 January 2015

About my school - an informative poster

Remi has been covering the topic of school and education, learning a lot about different education systems in place all around the world. I asked Remi what she enjoys about the high school she attends, probably an unfathomable concept for many students, and why she would encourage other high schoolers to study there. To get the word out, or at the very least attempt to convince me, about how awesome Remi’s school is, we set about making an informative poster through Glogster.

I gave Remi all the necessary tools for her project to make her poster as informative, appealing and fun as she saw fit. She even added photos of some of her school events, which was a nice touch. I must confess though that I would have liked to have seen a much more eye catching poster with a bit of snazzy editing. Also including her school’s name may have been useful.

Please tell us what you think as Remi would love to hear your feedback. Would you think about attending or sending your kids there? I think the 8 exams a year would throw me off!

Wednesday, 14 December 2011

Nocturnal Animals - poster project

This is Takuro's homework after reading "Animals at Night" (OUP Discover! series). He also wrote an interesting piece about the animals he saw walking his dog at night...but his big dog probably scared most things away! (It doesn't like me, for a start!).

I think this is a really good piece of work, and I am looking forward to hearing more about the animals around here this winter - anyone trump my family of tanuki that I saw crossing the street late one night?