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For our Tanabata finale we sang Japanese songs – Kaeru no Gasshou- The Frog’s Chorus and Tanabata-sama, a traditional folk song.
Pianica, xylophone, castanets, tambourine, drums and even guiro – children learned various instruments which they all played together.
Even our 2 years old Missy Mouse class did their very best singing altogether.
Thank you to everyone who came and we hope you enjoyed all the performances!
This year, our theme for Tanabata was “Rainbows!”
Even if it rains, a rainbow will soon appear- a symbol of hope.
Students learned different songs about rainbows and colors to perform for their parents and families.
We hoped everyone had a great time watching the performances of all the classes.
Today we had our Tanabata Concert here at Beanstalk.
Everyone came dressed so nicely in their summery yukata and jinbei!
And what Tanabata would be complete without writing a wish?
Before they sang their songs, students put lots of thought into writing their wishes and hung them on bamboo branches decorated throughout the school.
We were lucky to have fine weather- that means the star-crossed lovers’ wish to meet came true.
We hope everyone’s wishes come true, too!
Tanabata is a festival that is celebrated every year in July.
When this time of year comes around, people write their wishes on strips of paper and hang them on bamboo trees, along with decorations.
You can see this almost everywhere.
And this year we are all thrilled to be able to perform in front of our parents!
We also made special crafts for decoration.
We can’t wait to show everyone!
Conducting effective parents-teacher conferences boosts family involvement and help promote positive outcomes for children, parents and school.
We are pleased to be able to communicate any concerns and progress of our children to their beloved parents.
We greatly appreciate your time and we are looking forward to having the next conference!
