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Do people wear clothes like we see in the US? If not, what kind of clothes do they wear?
We saw your video on your blog trying to cross the busy street. How hard is it to get around since there are so many people in India?
What kind of transportation do you use???
What kind of foods can you eat in India?
Do you miss any foods from the US that you can???t get in India?
Is it hard to communicate? What languages are spoken in India? Do you speak any languages other than English???
Do your boys play with different types of toys now that they are in India?
What kind of jobs are in India?
What is the weather like? How is it different from the region you came from?
What holiday???s are celebrated? Do people celebrate Christmas?
What religions are practiced by the people in India?
I chose a relatively simple project to ease all 31 students into the world of global sharing on our wiki. I decided we would record my students praying. We prayed the Hail Mary. This prayer was said especially for a mom in our school family who is very ill. Many of my students have already been praying for this mom so it was very heartfelt.
The heartfelt version was Take 1. I use GarageBand to record my students and use a USB microphone from Logitech. They did a great job but it was very quiet. I showed them the sound waves that the recording made. They noticed the correlation between the quiet sounds and smaller waves.
The second take was much louder and some students speed up the words. That didn’t work. They were quite impressed with the tall jumps the sound waves made on this version. Take 3 had giggles in it because some students were still speeding up.
Finally, Take 4 was good enough. I really wanted to get this recording up on our wiki today! I do give a hand signal to all the students to begin and on this version I used my hand like a conductor would. That seemed to help.
Take a listen to Room 113 praying the Hail Mary.
http://room113-smm.wikispaces.com/
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