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2000-2001 Pacifica, Vol. 1
The
Pacifica is a publication of news and events from
the Department of Defense Schools in the Pacific
Area.
Featured
are articles and photographs from schools in Guam,
Japan, Korea, and Okinawa that display and celebrate
some of the exciting activities that have occurred
since last spring.
Please
contact your local
District Superintendents
Office
for more information. The following features are taken from the SY 2000-2001,
Volume 1 issue. |
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JAPAN
The
Silly Sandwich Shop!
Kindergartners handled
everything from applications
to totaling the shops
money. |
KOREA
A
fifth-grade field trip to the Korean Fold Village
was a great success with students learning
new customs. |
GUAM
Using
traditional tools and
materials students learned
Shuji, a traditional
Japanese calligraphy. |
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OKINAWA
These
students are enjoying themselves while learning
a self-defense discipline. By the end of the school
year these fourth and fifth-graders will know all
the requirements to be a yellow belt in karate.
All the KARATE KIDS are winners because they are
into action, doing their best, and getting better
each day. |
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Last Updated:
September 2, 2008
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