ideas plz on this question.
"Imagine you are a 12 year old boy from Afghanistan who us newly arrived in Australia. Write a diary entry on your first day of school."
sooner the help the better, just saying. :) thanks guys.
help with English
where's lunch
where are restrooms
help with books and school supplies
etc
Plz?
Dere mite bee a gud persun too halp.
Ok. Enough. I will not make fun of your typos any more. Just be sure to proofread what you write next time. :-)
One thing you might want to look at is what school is like in Afghanistan. (I have no idea, but google might know). From there, write about the differences.
Thanks guys, that's really helpful. :)
Sure! I'd be happy to help you come up with some ideas for your diary entry. Here are a few suggestions to get you started:
1. First Impressions: Describe your emotions and thoughts as you enter the new school for the first time. How do you feel being surrounded by unfamiliar faces and an unfamiliar environment?
2. Language Barrier: Share your experience of navigating through the language barrier. How do you communicate with your classmates and teachers? Are there any funny or challenging moments that stand out?
3. Cultural Differences: Highlight any cultural differences you notice in the school setting. Do you find any customs or practices strange or interesting? How do you adapt to these new cultural norms?
4. Making Friends: Write about your efforts to make new friends in school. Are there any classmates who reach out to you? How do you overcome shyness or anxiety in reaching out to others?
5. Classroom Experience: Describe your observations of the classroom and teaching methods. What subjects are taught? Do you find anything surprising or different compared to your previous school experiences?
6. Lunchtime and Recreation: Talk about your experience during lunchtime and recess. What types of activities do students engage in during breaks? Do you try any new foods during lunch?
7. School Rules and Routine: Discuss any school rules or routines that you find different from what you were used to in Afghanistan. How do you adapt and follow these rules?
Remember, this is your diary entry, so feel free to add any personal thoughts, feelings, or experiences that you think will make the entry more authentic. Good luck, and have fun with your writing!