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Fundacja Girls Future Ready jest non-profit organizacją wspierającą uczniów z Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Hasłem fundacji jest:
Alone we can do so little, together we can see so much
Koordynatorem współpracy z Fundacją jest Monika Wielgosz.
14th June 2021
Today we had a Teams meeting with Allison Seo, she prepared a presentation about the second chapter of "The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas". Firstly, we asked questions about her, her favourite foods and school subjects. She told us she was a Gemini and liked sushi. Then, she started the presentation, we talked about Bruno's troubles and differences between his new home and the previous one in Berlin. She designated a few slides for words from the book that we might have not known: restriction, dismissively, desolate, foreseeable. Everyone enjoyed this meeting and talking to Allison.
Julia Makowska 2b
Our second meeting was about chapter 2 of really intriguing book, "The boy in the stripped pajamas". Set in World War II, the Holocaust drama express terror of a Nazi extermination camp through the eyes of two 8-year-old boys, Bruno, the son of the camp's Nazi commander, and Shmuel, a Jewish prisoner. When Bruno moves to another house, he thought that the building he saw from his window was a farm, but he was mistaken. Our todays teacher was Allison Sao, shy, but really friendly junior in highschool from Seattle. Shes a gemini, admires dogs also her favourite zodiac signs are scorpios and libras. She dislikes scary movies, but loves cake. On this day lesson she showed us difficult words from the book for example content, restriction, dismissively, desolate, foreseeable . Moreover she reminded us about the first chapter, as well as asked simple questions from it.
Julia Pietrzak 2b
Hello,
I am Julia Makowska, a student from XIII Leopold Lis-Kula High School in Warsaw. On Monday we had a class with Allison Seo, she prepared a presentation about Holocaust based on the book „The Boy in the Striped Pajamas”. Allison explained definitions of words that we might have not known and informed us about what had happened during Holocaust. We have learned a lot during that lesson. Everyone enjoyed it and we are looking forward to future meetings.
Best regards,
Julia Makowska
