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TKA Fourth Graders and International Students Come Together
- February 14, 2014
- Posted by: Jerry Atchley
- Category: Academics ESL (English Second Language) Writing
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TKA fourth graders and high school international students who are learning English have become friends this year. Fourth grade teachers Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. Campbell have teamed up with ESL (English Second Language) teacher Mr. Molden to bring the students together. The students have been writing letters back and forth to one another and have gotten together occasionally. Friendships have blossomed and English writing skills have improved. Watch the slideshow below for highlights of the students together!
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