Book Fair

To raise money for the library, we are having a book sale.

Tom went shopping.

Tom met a small, friendly ghost.

Tom is at the check out desk.  He found some good books.

Tom's 1st Week-end in the USA

Tom went home with our librarian, Mrs. Wiseman.

He was very hungry so we went to a cafeteria.

Mrs. Wiseman's daughter rides horses.

Tom liked the barn. 

He met some of the horses.

Hello Tom

A scrapbook by Smilebox

8. Woody and Natalka.

Woody spent his weekend with Natalka. This is her story:
Woody likes Poland very much at first meet. Hi is very friendly and happy tiger. Likes to meet new children and places. He likes to eat polish cereals and cook. Woody makes friends with polish dogs.

7. The theatre

We were at the theatre and saw the play "LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD". We liked it very much.

6. Welcome to Poland, Woody!

This day is great! We met Woody Tiger!
He has just come to us! We are so happy now!
Welcome Woody Tiger!

Everyone wants to say hello to Woody Tiger and cuddle up to him.
Have a look!

We will take good care of Woody Tiger!

5. Woody Tiger is on the Way!

Our principal says good-bye to Woody.



Woody sees his travel box for the first time.

Time to go Woody.

Woody Tiger is on his way to you.  He has never been away from home before so he is a little worried.  But we know that you will take good care of him.  We are still looking for Tom and will let you know when he gets here.

4. Goodbye,Tom!

Our Teddy is ready to make a journey to America!

Tom, Happy journey!

Hello from Wheeling, WV

Hello, we loved seeing your picture and are very excited about writing to you this year.  We come from a small town called Wheeling.  It is located in a state called West Virginia.  About 28,000 people live here.  We spend a lot of our day studying reading and math.  We also study science, social studies, and writing.  This year we are learning a little Spanish and Chinese. We also go to art, music, gym, and visit the library every week.

2. Hello from Poland!

We are in class 3B at "Education" School in Łódź - one of the biggest city in Poland.
There are 4 girls and 7 boys. We have a lot of lessons: Polish, English, Maths, tennis, Physical education...

We like Teddy Bear Project very much!

1. Hello!

The Teddy Bear Project
to foster tolerance and understanding of cultures other than your own.

This is an international teddy bear exchange using email by classes in
USA and Poland.

The students write the diary messages as if they are the visiting bear describing its experiences in the new culture. The classes send each other a Teddy Bear or other soft toy by airmail through the normal postal system.The bear sends home diary messages by email at least once a week. This project provides opportunities for authentic writing by providing the students with a real audience.

Ready, steady, go...