Friday, February 15, 2013

Tillykke Myra!

It was a difficult decision to decide how to educate our kids while we live here in Denmark.  We decided the best thing would be to just put the kids in regular Danish school, that way they could learn the language and make friends that live near them.  So, Myra was enrolled in School and placed in a special class that is designed just for children moving here from other countries.  Last October, she was placed in a regular Danish class for about half time.  She did really well, juggling two different classes and a changing schedule.  Her teacher called me about 2 weeks ago to inform me that they felt she was ready to move into a regular class full time!  Today was her last day in the "learning Danish class" and after the winter break next week, she will go full time to her regular class.  I have been so proud of how well she has learned Danish.  We always have people comment to us on how well she speaks and that she has perfect pronunciation, which is very challenging!  And she has done so well with learning the language and moving around from class to class.  Her teacher said to me today that Myra is a very special girl.  She always has a smile and is always so happy.  We are so very grateful for her happiness.  What a great girl! 
With her teachers Mie and Kajsa.
Her class threw her a little going away party with treats and a book they had put together for her with pictures and notes from everyone.  And I took a few pictures.  She is sad to leave these friends behind, but I think she will really love being in the other class full time.  Congratulations Myra!
Myra's had such a fun time getting to know kids from all over the world.  She's had kids in her class from Turkey, Pakistan, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, the Philippines, Canada and Poland.  What a great experience!




2 comments:

  1. Congrats to Myra! I wish they had a learning class for my kids! Although, Kelsie is getting pretty good.

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  2. Myra you are awesome!!!! Way to work so hard to learn Danish. You are a great example of hard work! I hope you love being in the real Danish class. Maybe you can help teach some of your Danish friends some English! Good luck. We love you and hope you are happy!

    Oh yeah I don't know if I mentioned this before, but Camille's school teacher is going to send you (MYRA) a letter asking you to take a picture with "flat Fred" (I don't remember the name) in Denmark and if you send the picture back Camille will get to share the picture with her class. Just a heads up! Thanks!

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