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Schools Around the World

Discover the unique aspects of schools in Costa Rica and Vietnam through Madison Moyer's experiences. In Costa Rica, students learn in a small, brick school, enjoy a variety of local foods like pork and pineapples, and participate in arts classes while wearing uniforms. In contrast, Vietnamese students spend their mornings engaged in math and science, equipped with essential resources like computers and notebooks, all while wearing traditional long dresses. Both cultures emphasize community, responsibility, and learning, showing the beautiful differences in global education.

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Schools Around the World

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  1. Schools Around the World Costa Rica Madison Moyer

  2. What does your school look like? • Black • Bricks • Small

  3. What food do you eat? • Mostly pork, bananas, coffee, and pineapples

  4. What resources do you have? • Computers • Pencils • Paper • Books

  5. How do you get to school? • Boat • Walk • Bus

  6. What language do you speak? • English • Spanish

  7. Do you have specials? • Just art

  8. Do you wear uniforms? • Yes!

  9. Do you have chores? • Pick their own food

  10. Does your school have grades? • Kindergarten to ninth grade

  11. Do you have recess? • Yes! • Go Fish • Soccer • Trompos • Yo-yos

  12. Do you have principals?teachers? • Yes!

  13. How many students are in class? • 28 students

  14. What is your town or city like? • Mountains • Central America

  15. Interesting Facts • School year begins in February and ends in December. • Vacation is for 2 months • Mostly prepare tamales, ground meat, and corn meal stemad in banana leaves

  16. Schools Around the World Part Two! VIETNAM Madison Moyer

  17. What does your school look like? Small

  18. What is the building made of? • Bricks

  19. How long is your school day? • 7:00 to12:00

  20. What do you learn? • Math, Science, and Social Studies.

  21. WHAT FOOD DO YOU EAT? • RICE

  22. WHAT RESOURCES DO YOU HAVE? WHITE BOARD BLACK BOARD PENCILS COMPUTERS MARKERS PAPER BOOKS CRAYONS

  23. HOW DO YOU GET TO SCHOOL? DRIVE WALK BUS

  24. WHAT LANGUAGE DO YOU SPEAK? THEY SPEAK VIETNAMESE.

  25. Do you have specials? • Art • Music • Gym • Library

  26. DO YOU SWITCH FOR CLASSES? • NO PEOPLE FROM VIETNEM DO NOT SWITCH FOR CLASSES.

  27. DO YOU WEAR UNIFORMS? • THEY WEAR LONG DRESSES.

  28. DO YOU HAVE CHORES? • YES THEY DO HAVE CHORES.

  29. GRADES? • They have grades 1,2,3,4,5.

  30. Do you have rules? • Be on time • Raise your hand

  31. Teachers/principals? • Yes they do have teachers and principals.

  32. Holidays celebrated? • Chinese New Year.

  33. Students in class? • 14 or 15

  34. Town/city is like? • Small.

  35. bye-bye • Thank you for watching!!

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