1. What was the Halloween costume that you would probably only find in Arizona?
Two little kids dressed as cacti, and everyone would recognize them and think that it was cute.
2. What was different about Hugo's "tellytubbie" costume? How did another member of the class take advantage of this?
Hugo's costume had to be adapted to make a " tellytubbie." When Sabrina needed someone to transform to demonstrate her witch's power, he could be a frog.
3. How does Mr. Maher suspect that Ms. Lin made it through the day on Halloween?
She might run away and hide. But she didn't do that.
Last Friday, we went to Taipei City University of Science and Technology to attend the English Dubbing Contest. There were eight people in my class have to perform. And they did did well! But to our surprised, there was two teams from the same school in Taichung. They got the top two, and one of our team only got the third prize. It was a good experience for me to watch these students performed.
Sincerely,
Candy
Dear Candy,
ReplyDeleteFortunately, this is the week that Summer is making everybody catch up on their letter writing, so I've been reading a lot about both Halloween and the Dubbing Contest.
It seems like everyone had a great time with Halloween! Most people put a lot of thought and effort into their costumes, and I thought that the "tellytubbies" was very creative. Were the costumes very warm? How long did they wear them? By the end of the day, they all would have been dripping sweat!
Class 220 did another fine job on the dubbing contest. Obviously, the "Frozen" dubbing was very well done, but I thought that the film "editing" of "300" was very clever and creative. Was that Jack who did that? The singing in the "300" dubbing was also very good. Was that Sabrina.
I understand that the school fair is coming up. Is the class doing noodles and face painting again this year? I'm looking forward to stories and pictures.
Tim