Lesson Plan

E.G. Child English School
Planning Week of October 12 – October 16
Pam and Buffy Broadcast School
Silvia Jun and Pamela Weeks

Review Flag
Good Manners
The Eastern Kingdom
National Flowers

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

1


LESSON
DAILY ROUTINES

News Opening

“My first Reading English Words”

Review
Dolch Sight Words


Music Production
For media

Winning at
Public Speaking

The Korean/
American Unit


Review
Good Manners
Respect
Polite
Tradition

Writing and
Performing

Listen and Speak
Drama
Vocabulary
Rhyme Game
Vowels

Freedom
Expressive words and movement


Vocal Placement



Role- play vocally

Follow Pamela through improvisation


Publicly speaking

Hope
Ambition
Values
Vision
Musical Theatre

Musical song with Movement

role play with vocal placement and rhythm


News Reporting
Welcome to Pam and Buffy

FRIDAY


Super Friday

Favorite stores and videos
Review and Testing
Learning Wall testing knowledge
Reading Students are encouraged to read to succeed.



Vocal Quality Repeat aloud with soft Music and Story Time Favorite Stories and Books
American Authors
Eric Carle
Margaret Wise Brown
Pamela Allen
Pamela Weeks

Autism child, Pam and Buffy fan.

Hi Pam and Buffy, I have a 16 year son with autism who is a big fan of Pam and Buffy. Sometimes it is hard to know exactly what it is that grabs, his attention but you certainly do! I would love to have the opportunity for him to meet you both or see one of your shows. Could you give me some information regarding your schedule? We have pictures from a performance you did at American Adventures for his sister 10 years ago and he studies the pictures over and over again. Thank you for your time!

A Great English Resouce

E.G. Child English School
Planning Week of October 5 – 9
Broadcast School
Silvia Jun and Pamela Weeks
Celebrating 20 years of broadcast, entertainment and education Pam and Buffy est. 1990.

Korea, the Nation of Good Manners
The Eastern Kingdom
My friendship, my motherland


Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

1
ADD ONS


LESSON
DAILY ROUTINES

News Opening

“My first Reading English Words”

Review
Dolch Sight Words


Music Production
For media

Winning at
Public Speaking

The Country Unit

Respect
Polite
Tradition

Writing and
Performing

Listen and Speak
Drama
Vocabulary
Rhyme Game
Vowels

“King Sejong”

Expressive words and movement

Vocal Placement


Role- play vocally

Follow through improvisation

Korean Folk Tales in English

Public
Speaking

Hope
Ambition
Values
Vision
Musical Theatre

To the kings in my heart

Role play with vocal placement and rhythm


News Reporting
E.G Child Broadcasting
News
Talk shows
Documentaries

Super Friday

Favorite stores and videos

Games
Review and Testing
Learning Wall testing knowledge
Reading Students are encouraged to read to succeed.



Vocal Quality Repeat aloud with soft Music and Story Time Favorite Stories and Books
Korean Proverbs- A tree with deep roots stands firm in the storm: It bears abundant flowers and fruit.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Press Release
For Immediate Release
October 1, 2009
pam@pamandbufy.com
Happy Thanksgiving!
by Pamela Slaughter Weeks
South Korea
Happy Thanksgiving! Happy Korean Thanksgiving, that is. The fifteenth day of the lunar month is a happy family holiday in Korea. "Chuseok" is Korea's Thanksgiving Day. The Koreans prepare food with new grain, bake Korean pastry which is called songpyeon. Fresh fruits are bought to decorate the tables for this special day.
The children are dressed as royalty in their traditional Korean dress. Each smile proudly wearing their beautiful Hanbok, which is the pride of the Korean People. Traditional clothing and adornments, are called "hanbok"-an abbreviation of the term Han-guk pokshik (Korean attire).
Thanks is offered to the spirits of their ancestors. Remembering this time with expression of gratefulness for a good harvest. Families visit the grave-mounds to pay their respect. The family grave sites are cleaned by cutting grass and pulling weeds, remembering their rich historical heritage in celebration of their culture and family traditions.
Now, I celebrate Thanksgiving twice a year. I guess God knows that I have much to be thankful for.
Blessings!
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