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About Japanese school
I have been able to taken a long summer vacation for a long time.
My school work will start again from 27 AUG, and students will come back again to my class.
In Japan, one elementary school teacher have has (it is third person singular so the verb have has a form for it has) to teach many things, of course in all subject.
(Japanese,Math,Art,Society,Music,Science,English,P.E.Home economics,Period for integrated study)
We teach (what?) the students some habit cultural habits, for example how to using use (after "to" the verb should be in infinitive) a (no need for a because chopsticks is plural) chopsticks, communicating for people of superior with people who are superior to them, cleaning how to clean a classroom by themselves...
yes,they have to clean a their (the classroom belongs to the students in a way) classroom after a (you don't use a/an in front of breakfast, lunch and dinner in this context) lunch time or after the (no need for it) school.
A lunch is offered by the (here it is necessary to add the because you introduce the school as an institution) school. A nutritionist think decides about the nutrition balance of a the school lunch.
So we can eat it safety healthy and nutritious.
One class has up to 35 children per class (you already said on the beginning of the sentence that it is one class that you are talking about - one class and per class have same meaning in this context). It is so noisy.
So almost every (or you can say almost all) japanese teachers (plural) should be carefully (carefully is an adverb and in this case you talk about people who do some action which means you have to use the adjective careful) their situation(?) (you can say "with the class" because a situation is taken as one-time happening and Japanese teachers have to be careful with the class all the time while they work).
I want to know about the school system in your country.
Would you like to tell me about it?
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