Many people remember songs from days gone by.
But the twist is that about 90 percent of the children do not speak English, said Prudence Johnson, program coordinator. Children learn American songs and an array of other activities, such as clay modeling and crayon coloring, Johnson said. They all laugh and smile. Some women left their jobs and followed their husbands, Fox said, adding that when they arrived here, they did not have an opportunity to interact with other people and the program provides that. Yesterday was graduation day for the pioneer program.