Hello from America, Just stopping by to leave a comment. I have noticed in your post about School election. Glad to see it going well i noticed you guys have to wear uniforms this is much different from our school. I also see you guys have a similar voting system to ours you guys get to get votes tally them and find the winner we done have this yet but we might soon. -Sincerely Andrew, US
International Blog Post I have been looking through all of the pictures of your school elections and it seems pretty cool. I have an election kind of similar to that here in Pennsylvania . We have something called Student Council where we pick a representative from each class/ homeroom to be in charge of all of the news to be delivered and announced. You guys seemed to be giving speeches and some people do that in order to be elected here. It's cool how you guys have assemblies outside because where i am we don't do that I am in a brand new school and we do all of the assemblies in the auditorium.
It looks like you school election went well. I love all the pictures that were taken. I see you have to wear uniforms. In my school we don’t have to wear uniforms. We don't usually go outside, but I can see you guys go outside! In school the teachers write on a dry erase board. Using the pictures I can see your teachers use chalkboards! When I was in elementary school we also had to stand in line. In the pictures it looks like your having a lot of fun. Hope you have a nice day!
Hi, I got a message for you, I saw your pictures from the school election and i’m glad to see that you are happy. I’m happy that you live in a beautiful place and I hope you are doing well. Please enjoy your life to the fullest and stay happy for the rest of your life.
Looks like your school election went well. We have elections here to but they aren’t as good and organized as yours. There are about 500 kids in the 8th grade here. Hopefully we will elect a class president soon. I hope the flooding isn't too bad there. We had a huge hurricane hit the Eastern part of are country. Hope your election went well. Ching chang wa
Ryen Alpert Mr. McNulty Computers 8 17 September 2018 International blogging activity I looked at pictures of your school election and it looks formal. I wish my school had it set up that well. I’m from Pennsylvania, America and I go to Holland Middle School. The way that the election is done here is quick and meaningless. We record score by a raise of hand and people prepare only minimum speeches, whether you win or not all depends on the number of friends you have. Your school seemed to do it a lot better than ours. I wish we could adopt your ways.
I'm glad that you are happy.
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ReplyDeleteHello from America, Just stopping by to leave a comment. I have noticed in your post about School election. Glad to see it going well i noticed you guys have to wear uniforms this is much different from our school. I also see you guys have a similar voting system to ours you guys get to get votes tally them and find the winner we done have this yet but we might soon.
-Sincerely Andrew, US
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I have been looking through all of the pictures of your school elections and it seems pretty cool. I have an election kind of similar to that here in Pennsylvania . We have something called Student Council where we pick a representative from each class/ homeroom to be in charge of all of the news to be delivered and announced. You guys seemed to be giving speeches and some people do that in order to be elected here. It's cool how you guys have assemblies outside because where i am we don't do that I am in a brand new school and we do all of the assemblies in the auditorium.
It looks like you school election went well. I love all the pictures that were taken. I see you have to wear uniforms. In my school we don’t have to wear uniforms. We don't usually go outside, but I can see you guys go outside! In school the teachers write on a dry erase board. Using the pictures I can see your teachers use chalkboards! When I was in elementary school we also had to stand in line. In the pictures it looks like your having a lot of fun. Hope you have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteHi, I got a message for you, I saw your pictures from the school election and i’m glad to see that you are happy. I’m happy that you live in a beautiful place and I hope you are doing well. Please enjoy your life to the fullest and stay happy for the rest of your life.
ReplyDeleteLooks like your school election went well. We have elections here to but they aren’t as good and organized as yours. There are about 500 kids in the 8th grade here. Hopefully we will elect a class president soon. I hope the flooding isn't too bad there. We had a huge hurricane hit the Eastern part of are country. Hope your election went well. Ching chang wa
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International blogging activity
I looked at pictures of your school election and it looks formal. I wish my school had it set up that well. I’m from Pennsylvania, America and I go to Holland Middle School. The way that the election is done here is quick and meaningless. We record score by a raise of hand and people prepare only minimum speeches, whether you win or not all depends on the number of friends you have. Your school seemed to do it a lot better than ours. I wish we could adopt your ways.