Discussion about Drugs

Discussion about Drugs
On May 26 Young leaders Rafael, Zainabe, Aziza and Rano had discussion with 11th grades students about" Youth against Drug"
Young leaders played a Jeopardy quiz with students about the topic Drugs. It was fun activity and students enjoyed that.With that game we found out how students had information about drugs. And they all against of it and againts of bad habits.At the end they showed us some skits.
In conclusion we want to say that these youth are against of Drugs and Aids.These young students want to spend their life in learning teachnoly and other languages and become useful person for their community and country.
We want to express our thanks to teacher Sattorova Mohira, chemistry teacher who supported us and helped us during this discussion. She added some new information about the topic. Then she handed out some hnadouts about Drugs and Aids.

Folk tale video

Folk tale video
Maxim 5th grade student is telling his opinion about Folk tale in his life.

What kids think about folk tales

5th grade students.

Young leaders Tohir, Maxim and Aziza lead several discussion amnong 5th 6th grades students about Folk tales. Young leaders voluntered to read folk tales to the students.

School#14
Yesterday it was Thursday, 5.05.2011. at two o'clock I Zaynabi and Isroil we went to school#14 and the 7th grades had an English lesson but their English teacher was not at school and the students were in outside then we called them and we found the empty classroom and we introduced ourselves into English they could understand us, and then they introduced themselves into English too. Then i said today we want to show you one of the famous and interesting game. It is Turnip game. Now we need 6 students and one of them will be granny, another person must be grandfather, grandmother, grand daughter, dog, cat and mouse. I taught them how to speak into English, and our game passed very nice and quickly. And it was so much interesting; they asked us to play again that game we played it again. And at last we said them now we have some good jobs for the active students, they become happy again when we gave them good jobs. Then we said them good bye, they asked me when do you come again with your new project? We loved your game welcome to our school we are thankful to all of you because our English teacher wasn't at school and thanks for your coming and helping us. I answered next week we will come and check your reading and we have a new project for the next week.

Workshop in University

Learning English through folk tales

On the  3^rd of May we  4 Young leaders from Youth Leadership club Nasredin, Aziza, Madina and me Manizha and Zebo Murodova headed to State University to Foreign languages department .The aim was to meet with freshmen students and  talk English to  inspire them to this language. We choose folk tales as the topic. We were very well prepared. Madina who is fond of drawing drew a beautiful poster about Folk tales and we prepared one Tajik folk tale and wrote each sentence of it in strips. Students shared their favorite folk tale from childhood.

Each sentence on the strip was in Tajik language. Students in team should translate them in 20 minutes.

Through folk tales they learned new words and learned word order in English sentences. Then folk tale was jumbled and they have to put the sentences in right order. Here they showed their team work skills and leadership as well. They all read the story.

 Folk tales also helped them to learn a lesson from each tales.

Freshmen students now contributed a folk tale to our folk tale collection. And we will submit their translated folk tale in www.iearn.org/folktale  forum.

At the end Ms Zebo  Murodova shared with them with Folk tale books and Forum magazines. She recommended the future English teachers to read FORUM as she loves that magazine and learned a lot of things from there.

Now we have one more work of the students who love learn English. Young leaders inspired the freshman students not only to their leadership skills but to learning English more deeply.

Feedback from freshmen.

 Thanks a lot for visiting us and it was really big day for us. We were first a little bit shy that school children will teach us something. Then we saw how it was friendly atmosphere and lesson was very interesting and we would like that you come more often to our university.