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It sounds like you kids are too young for me. My class is 4th grade and a 5th grade. Yours are 5/6 year old. I am looking for an exchange for both of my class. Last year it did not work for my 4th grade and they did not get to do a postcard exchange. Thanks.
Hello! I'm a teacher of age 5/6 students in Melbourne, Australia. We are looking for classes across the world to exchange letters, artwork and postcards with and hopefully learn more about different cultures.
Regards, Caitlyn.
Please contact me on caitlyn.[email removed]
Hello fellow teachers,
Would you be interesting in participating in cultural exchange with Japanese junior high students? I would like to suggest exchanging postcards/letters. They are between 12 and 15 years old. We have previously exchanged postcards with France, Germany, Korea and China, and I have found that my students are highly moti...See MoreHello fellow teachers,
Would you be interesting in participating in cultural exchange with Japanese junior high students? I would like to suggest exchanging postcards/letters. They are between 12 and 15 years old. We have previously exchanged postcards with France, Germany, Korea and China, and I have found that my students are highly motivated through this activity.
For native-level English speakers, this many be a simple 15 minute activity with wonderful return. For ESL/EFL classes, it is both excellent practice with real-world English and a great motivation boost.
Thanks for reading! Please contact me if you are interested. chris.dice.[email removed]
by S. Gudjonis
Nov 12, 2015
Can you please tell me if my class is enrolled in this project? I cannot find my e-mail with the information.
Thanks! S. Gudjonis Elise L Wolff Elementary Henderson, NV
We have a fantastic postcard exchange, and we are just missing teachers from Mississippi, Maine, New Hampshire and North Dakota. I usually find new teachers over the summer, but this year I didn't, and now I am desperate to find a teacher.
I wrote a blog all about how a Postcard Exchange works. You mail out 51 postcards, and you receive a ...See MoreWe have a fantastic postcard exchange, and we are just missing teachers from Mississippi, Maine, New Hampshire and North Dakota. I usually find new teachers over the summer, but this year I didn't, and now I am desperate to find a teacher.
I wrote a blog all about how a Postcard Exchange works. You mail out 51 postcards, and you receive a postcard from every state, Canada, and Washington, DC. It makes a fantastic bulletin board, and the students learn a little bit about each state, so it is a great center activity.
We are in our 15th year, so our exchange usually has 100&37; participation, and teachers only leave because they retire or change grades. Help me complete our exchange.
Here is my blog post: http://franciesfocus.blogspot.com/2015/09/join-postcard-exchange-to-recieve.html
You can reach me directly at dahliamrsk at gmail dot com
by Ms. Loomer
Oct 9, 2015
I am a teacher in New Bedford, Massachusetts. I have 15 advanced learning 4th graders and would love to involve them in a project to receive postcards across the U.S. Is this a website for that? Am I too late to get started for this year? How do I get started?
I am a third grade teacher in California, and I run a fantastic postcard exchange, now in our 15th year. I usually find our replacement teachers in the summer, but this summer I made the mistake of taking a break!
We currently just need a few new teachers to join our exchange, and would love to have a teacher from New Hampshire, Hawaii, Ma...See MoreI am a third grade teacher in California, and I run a fantastic postcard exchange, now in our 15th year. I usually find our replacement teachers in the summer, but this summer I made the mistake of taking a break!
We currently just need a few new teachers to join our exchange, and would love to have a teacher from New Hampshire, Hawaii, Maine, and Mississippi participate. We take all grade levels K-6th for our Postcard Exchange. I have a blog post which explains how our Postcard Exchange works. It is a super project, and makes an amazing bulletin board too:
http://franciesfocus.blogspot.com/2015/09/join-postcard-exchange-to-recieve.html Our exchange is very organized, and the majority of the teachers stay in our exchange for years. Why? Because we receive SO MANY postcards due to 100&37; participation!
I will send you labels so it is very easy to mail your 51 postcards out. You will receive in early November a postcard from each state, one from Canada, and one from Washington, D.C. too.
Feel free to forward this email to other teachers or principals.
Thanks! Francie Kugelman
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