英語International Children’s Club
Messages from Children
Here we introduce you FICEC “International Children’s Club”.
▋Activity days: Every Saturday, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
▋Number of registered children: 34 (as of March 2023)
Elementary, Junior and High-school students come to study.
▋Nationalities of students: Philippines, China, Nepal, Pakistan, Vietnam,Sri Lanka––––––––––––– Messages from Children–––––––––––––––■ “What do you think of the International Children’s Club?
◆ Answers of Elementary School children-I enjoy a lot. Sometimes I make origami and draw pictures (1st grade)-I became able to study. I got 100 points at school. (2 nd grade)-I enjoy studying with my teacher (3 rd grade)-I go there with my friend. (2nd grade)-I became able to speak Japanese. I began to like studying. (4th grade)-The teachers teach us in an easy-to-understand way. All teachers arekind. (5th grade)-I became able to study, as the teachers teach us kindly. (5 th grade)-My friends are all cheerful and kind here. I made many friends while
studying here. (4 th grade)-It is interesting to teach Japanese to friends. (5 th grade)-If you need help, you can ask for advice. (6 th grade)◆ Answers of Junior High and High School students- The teachers are kind and teach in an easy-to-understand way.
- The teacher is always kind. Glad that I could make friends.
- Different teachers teach different subjects. I had a great year.
- I am glad to have studied here.
- I could meet many people.
- I could easily ask for help when I needed it.

■ What do you want to do at the “International Children’s

Let’s study together at theInternational Children’s
Club if you- don’t understandJapanese well.
- have difficulty studying
at school.
- want to make friends.
Tel. 049-256-4290

Club”?
- Sometimes I want to play.
- I want to play games at least once a month.
- I want to study harder.
- I want to study a lot of arithmetic.
- I want participate in events from time to time.
- I want to go somewhere together.
- I want to do more practice problems for the high school
entrance exam.
- There are not enough study reference books for high school students.
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The electricity in my house has been shut off. I have paid the unpaid bill. I would liketo apply for re-transmission of electricity, but what should I do?
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Let’s go to the library! ⅡHere we introduce you theFujimino Kamifukuoka Library,continued from the previous issue.

The Miyoshi Town Central Library has acomics section with many popular comics
such as "Chihayafuru", "What Did You Eat
Yesterday?", "Attack on Titan", "Nodame
Cantabile" in bilingual editions. Bilingual
editions are materials that are written inboth Japanese and foreign languages (e.g.,English).
The library also distributes user
guides written in easy JapaneseandEnglish.
Pleasetakeadvantage of this service.

●The "Apple Shelf"
This shelf has various materials foreveryone to enjoy reading. If you visit
Fujimino Kamifukuoka Library drop bythere first.
●LL Book“LL" is a Swedish word meaning "easy toread.
LL Book Watashi no Kazoku (My Family)" isa book of familiar family laughter in thestyle of a four-frame comic strip with onlypictures.
●Let's Talk in English!
English Storytime" is held twice a year atKamifukuoka Library.
Place: Kamifukuoka Library 2nd floor,
Meeting Room 2
Activities: English songs, reading of English
picture books, hand games, etc.
Target: 3 years old to elementary school
students●Hiragana Times
There are books and monthly magazines written
in hiragana that are not available at bookstores intown.
There are also many movies on CDand DVD (with subtitles), and you
can view them at the Video Corner.

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