Putting Language Skills Into Practice

Putting Language Skills Into Practice
Nicole Walters

An essential part of language learning is putting our skills into practice in real life situations. Every year our 7th and 8th grade students visit the Chinese market to use their Mandarin skills.

Join us on a scavenger hunt through the market to find essential Asian items.

Two young people are writing on clipboards in the foreground, surrounded by bags of rice and boxes of products, while in the background, shelves are stocked with various goods in a brightly lit supermarket aisle.

 

Four children and an adult stand with a shopping cart in a grocery store aisle filled with beverages and other products.

Watch us practice our language skills to order lunch.

 

 

Finally, we enjoy it together!

A person in a red top and a patterned mask flashes peace signs over a display of various sushi rolls and inari sushi, with shelves of containers in the background.

 

A diverse group of people stand in line at a food counter with a variety of dishes displayed, while a brightly lit mall hallway stretches into the background.