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The kindergarten
immersion program is a 50% English Immersion program where the
children spend about 50% of each normal day in their
English-speaking environment. Language is environment specific, with
each class of children having an English room where teachers ONLY
speak English and a Japanese room where Japanese is the spoken
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In the immersion
English class, the children have a number of opportunities to be
exposed to English when they play, do activities or have meals with
native English teachers. The children pick up English naturally by
repeating the same routine every day. Once they are comfortable in
this routine we find they are able to cope well with the dual
language environment. This routine is the same on both the English
and the Japanese side. Learning English through this daily routine
is the key to our immersion English education. |
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Katoh Kindergarten Staff |
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Class activities are
based on a themed approach and this theme is usually the same on
both the Japanese and English sides. Although the theme may be the
same, activities are not taught twice. We integrate all areas of our
curriculum into our theme based activities and place particular
emphasis on language objectives on the English side.
A typical day would run something like this:
0830 – 1000 Free play / Learning centres
1000 – 1030 Morning meeting (Circle time)
1030 – 1145 Main activity
1145 – 1300 Lunch
1300 – 1330 Outside play
1330 – 1400 Afternoon meeting
1400 – 1440 Free play / Learning centres |
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1361-1 Nakamiyo, Ookanomiya,
Numazu, Shizuoka
Tel: 0559-24-3322 Fax: 0559-24-3352
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