Bridges Among Cultures
Freiler School's Own Project Home Page
[See this page in Japanese]
International
Menu Page
All Countries
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Koganei Daisan Elementary School's Main Menu Page |
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Participants from Japan (2) Mama Elementary School's Main Page Ichikawa City, Japan Community-wide Human Network for Education in Ichikawa City |
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Participants from Japan (3) Koganei Maehara Elementary School Main Page |
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Urban Centers in Nepal: Kathmondu and the Environs |
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Washington Elementary School's Main Page |
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Mongolian Republic (Outer Mongolia) The #23 School's Main Page
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Far East Northern Evensk District Tribal Boarding School's Main Page |
 We are already coming to the end of February 2003. Starting from a modest two-school project at the beginning of 2002, we have come a long way. There are more than ten schools from six counrtries around the northern rim of the Pacific Ocean, the U.S.A. on the eastern side and Russia, Japan, China, two Mongolias, and Nepal on the western side of the Pacific. Why not go to visit the Art-Freiler School's participation page for the Seven-Nation Children's Cultural Exchange Project, from where you can check out all the activities of Freiler studentgs related to "Bridges Among Cultures" project. (1) Art Freiler School's Participation Page
Mrs. Nancy Gardner is an energetic 4th grade teacher at Freiler. She volunteered to be the first to work with the International Project during 2001/2002 period so we can determine the best format and ideas for children to share through this venue. You can view the AAM (All About Me) projects of the participating students of her class by clicking the names and language versions below.
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Dandrew
in English
Dandrew in Japanese
Dandrew in Nepali
Tyler in
English
Tyler in Japanese
Tyler in Nepali
Abigail
in English
Abigail in Japanese
Abigail in Nepali
Dexter
in English
Dexter
in Japanese
Dexter
in Nepali
Stephanie in English
Stephanie in Japanese
Stephanie
in Nepali
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