March 05, 2013
Dear Parents,
We are very excited to offer a field trip to Passage to Vietnam Crafts Village (Cu Chi District) as part of the Grade 6 curriculum.
What:
The main goals of our Vietnamese curriculum are not only to refine students’ Vietnamese language skills such as listening, speaking, reading and writing but also to develop their knowledge of Vietnamese culture, history and geography. Hence, AIS organizes a field trip to Passage to Vietnam Crafts Village to provide students with an authentic learning experience.
The trip will enhance students learning in many ways, foster their creativity, independence and team spirit and expand their knowledge of the history and culture of Vietnam. During the trip, each student will play the role of “a little journalist”. They will learn how to listen to others opinion, solve problems, make friends and work in groups. They will write a report after the trip.
The guided tour will take place in the morning. In the afternoon, students will learn how to making objects from clay at Pottery Village. Their products will be baked and sent back to school later.
When:
The trip will take place on Thursday, March 14, 2013 (see the itinerary attached).
Where:
Phu Binh Village, An Phu Commune, Cu Chi District, Ho Chi Minh City
Fee:
The fee for this trip is XXX per student.
The school buses will take students to the site. Teachers and staff will supervise this trip. Students will arrived at the AIS Middle School at 3:00PM and go home at regular times as the usual school schedule.
Note: In the case that the number of students is less than 40, the trip may be cancelled. We will replace it with other learning activities accordingly.
Please sign and return this letter and the fee to the Front Office by Friday, March 08, 2013.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
Duong Giao Tien
Middle School Vietnamese Coordinator
ITINERARY
IMPORTANT NOTES
Students are required to wear their school uniforms. They should also wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat. Students are not to wear jewelry, bring electronic games, ipods, or expensive cameras. AIS will not be responsible for the loss of any personal items.
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