Sue Grund visited Torskolan
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Av Ann-Christin Johansson
| 2007-09-23
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14. Sue's visit in Torsås
| Av Wille 9D |
2007-10-05 13:26 |
I think it was really funny when Sue was here. She was really nice and really liked to talk to us students very much. Me, Marie and Amanda had promised to show Sue around in Torsås. First we all met up in the sports hall. After that we walked to the “oak hill” and told her what we usually do there with orienteering. We also told her about the end-of-term-ceremony when all the students are there and the 9-graders say farewell to school. After we talked about the “oak hill” we walked towards the church, unfortuneally we couldn’t go in because there was something in church that day. So we went to look at the bells. After that we walked to the memorial grove. When we had described that we scatter the ashes in the water we went to Mjölnerskolan. After that we went to the library and showed her some books in English. After the library we wanted to show her a typical Swedish flower and bookshop so we went to Adolfssons flower shop and more book and office shop and after that we went back to school.
13. Sues visit
| Av Amanda 9 D |
2007-10-04 09:35 |
Last week we had a visit from Australia. Her name was Sue. Imet her in three lessons. She told us about Australia and showed us pictures from her school. The had kooalas in the trees in the school yard. They have many strange animals and some of them are dangerus. I showed her around in Torsås with William and Marie. We took her to the church some shops end ekbacken. I think she enyoued t. I think its fun when people from other countries visit us here in school. Its fun to speak English and you learn a lot about other countries and use your English.
12. Sue's visit
| Av Pontus 9D |
2007-10-02 09:40 |
I remembered that she had a good sense of humor. The lessons became more fun. It's always feels like there's something special when a stranger comes and visiting us. When Sue told us about her school I thought that our school isn't so bad after all. I would much rather stay in Torskolan. I also think that you learn so much more from someone that speaks English every day.
11. How Important are looks!
| Av darkstyle |
2007-10-02 09:39 |
I really don’t care how people looks like, but some people do that. But they starve they self! They don’t eat because they thing they are fat, they hurt there self because friend say that they are ugly. but you must to truth to you self^_^
10. Sue's visit..
| Av Lollo |
2007-10-02 09:39 |
i think sus's visit's was very intresting. But it was a bit diffikult to undersand everything, but i tried to do my best. It's better when someone told like that. I mean when she showed pictures and so. I learn a litel bit of australia. How people live there how school is and so one.
9. Sues Grund visit
| Av Tobias |
2007-10-01 10:53 |
The most things she told us did I already know but a few things was pretty knew e.g. The koalas are very easily stressed animals and whales give birth to their kids in a bay in Australia. Some things I already knew like the original people think the big aboriginal cliff is holy. I thought she was nice and easy to understand.
8. Sue
| Av mammas pojke |
2007-10-01 10:43 |
Sue was in our school and she she talked about Australia. She said that you can put 17 sweden in 1 Australia. She said that they didn't have so much snow.
7. Sue`s Visit
| Av Glizor |
2007-10-01 10:42 |
Sue from Australia was here last week. She told us many things about Australia and it was not so difficult to understand her.
She show us lots of pictures from Australia and the animals there.
It was pictures on the school and the Australian footboll.
Everything she told us was really interesting.
6. Sue´s Visit
| Av Beppan 9D |
2007-10-01 10:38 |
We had a visit from Australia here in our school last week.Her name was Sue Grund. She was 56 years old and is a teacher in a school in Australia. She has been with us on our lessons and told us so much about Australia.I think that many students have thought that this has been fun. At least I thought so. I understood her so good. Almoste I understood every word she did say. In Australia was it the snake that was the most dangrous animal. They have school unifroms in Australia. They are very careful with the water because they don´t have so much water. They have koalas in the trees in their school. They are very cute. Sue likes snow and winter very much because they don´t have any snow and winter in Australia. We learnt her some things about Sweden.
What did I think about Sue?
I think she was very friendly and interesting. It would be fun to meet her again. I was speaking to her some minutes when we had lunch and she was really friendly.
5. Sue's Visit
| Av darkstyle |
2007-10-01 10:21 |
That she likes snow and the most impressing thing she said was that they didn't have so much snow.
4. Sue's Visit
| Av Anonym |
2007-09-27 09:48 |
I learnd that you can put 17 Sweden in Australia.
She diden't like spiders and she told that the snake was the most dangerous animal in Australia.
3. Guest from australia
Last week we hade a guest teacher from Australia, her name was Sue. She told us that they have schooluniforms, and they have koalas in the trees and in the shoolyard. She taught us a game called Rounders. She worked on a primary shool and it was easy to understand her when she spoke.
2. Australia
| Av Zeeqor |
2007-09-27 09:37 |
Australia has bean involved with many wars and it wasthe WW1 and the WW2 but the war was not in the country because Australia was a colony to England.
For a time a girl had bean killed by a crokodile.
In Sue´s school that she work on has many animals around and they have a fence because kids used to throw stones in to the windows.
Sue had once a baby kangaroo.
Sue have also knocked over a kangaroo when she was out and driving.
In Sue´s school they wear school uniforms, and they wear diffrent uniforms depending on what year they are in.
In Australia they do not have pointy roofs instead they have flat roof tops. And it's not snowing in Australia.
1. Sue´s visit
I remember that Sue wasen't shy and she told us a lot about Australia. She was 56 years old. She said that the snake was the most dangerous animal and that she was afraid of spiders. I learned that it can be 17 Sweden on one Australia. It was easy to understand what she said, she told us that they have a diffrent kind of football in Australia, the ball weight is 3 kilos. She said that their school was a bit more advanced than our. We told her about Sweden and we explained things about Sweden. In Australia they have to save water because they haven't got so much water. They can't just waist it away like we do.
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