Imagine you have an International Day at your school and you study one country. Write about your day.

Sample 1:

I’ll never forget the International Day at my school in September. There weren’t any lessons and we did activities in groups about different countries. There were ten students in my group and we learned all about Korea. First, we listened to famous Kpop songs. It was called ‘Songs of Golden Gen’. Then at 10:00, we studied music from Korea. I played an instrument called a ‘Janggu’ – it’s like a small drum! After that we learned about the Korean sport. We did some very simple Taekwondo. It was a warm day and we all felt very hot! Then, we prepared Korean food called ‘Gimbap’ for an hour and a half. Finally we ate it! It was delicious. We had a good time. It was a great day and we all felt very happy.

Sample 2:

I'll always cherish the International Day at my school in May. There were no regular classes, and instead, we dove into activities that celebrated different countries. In my group of twelve students, we focused on Japan. First, we listened to iconic J-pop hits in a session called 'Golden Jams'. Then, at 10:00, we explored traditional Japanese music. I got to play the shamisen, a fascinating stringed instrument! Next, we delved into Japanese martial arts. We had a basic lesson in Kendo, which was exciting but exhausting. Following that, we spent an hour making sushi rolls called 'maki'. Finally, we enjoyed our creations together. It was a fantastic day filled with learning and laughter, and we all left with a deeper appreciation for Japanese culture.

Sample 3:

I'll never forget the International Day at my school in March. We had a blast exploring the culture of Mexico in our group of fifteen students. We started the day with lively Mariachi music, learning about its history and instruments. At 10:00, we dove into Mexican folk dances and tried our hand at dancing to the rhythm of the lively music. Later, we got creative making traditional Mexican crafts like papel picado and piñatas, which were so colorful and fun to make. The highlight was definitely preparing and tasting authentic Mexican tacos and guacamole for lunch. It was a delicious feast that brought everyone together. The day was filled with laughter, learning, and a newfound appreciation for Mexican traditions.

Sample 4:

The International Day at my school in October was amazing. We studied Egypt in our group of twelve students. First, we listened to Egyptian music, which had cool rhythms and instruments like the oud. At 10:00, we learned about hieroglyphics and even tried writing our names in this ancient script. Then, we played a game of Egyptian-style soccer, which was fun but different from what we usually play. After that, we made delicious falafel and hummus. Finally, we ate our creations together, and they were really tasty. It was a super fun day, and we learned a lot about Egypt!

Sample 5:

The International Day at my school in June was fantastic. Our group focused on India with ten students. To start, we listened to Bollywood music, which was so catchy and made us want to dance. At 10:00, we learned about Indian dances and tried some simple Bollywood dance steps ourselves. Then, we had a henna workshop where we learned how to make beautiful designs on our hands. After that, we cooked and enjoyed eating delicious Indian samosas and mango lassi. It was a colorful and flavorful day, and we all had a great time exploring Indian culture together.