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My Daughter Is Growing. Today I went to the cityhall in order to get my daughter registered for the coming school year. I guess it's called kindergartner (when you enter in school for the first time). It's so funny because she mainly speaks English at home and I wonder how she'll be able to blend in the classroom with the other toddlers. I think when she'll enter in school next september I'll cry. Because from this point, she's going to pass a new level in her life and become a big girl. She makes me laugh when she makes longer phrases in English! e.g: 'Whacha doging?' 'Here a wam' 'Be careful not to faaaaaaaall' 'Whatzat nooooise?' Since she's 1 and a half years old she loves to sing 'The star spangled banner' and the more the months are going on, the more she gets her pronounciation better and clearer. She knows plenty of songs and her favorite ones are:Hold the line, Honey I'm good, Girl on fire, Rocky top, Africa and she knows most of the lyrics! It's incredible to see the outcome of my teaching. Sometimes she mixes languages. For example she says 'Tiens my pacifier!' 'Il est où the number nine?' Her brain is able to understand the meaning of both of the languages and put the right words together in order to make a 'correct' sentence with the words that 'fit' in the good situation or context.

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My Daughter Is Growing.

Today I went to cityhall in order to get my daughter registered for the coming school year. I guess it's called kindergarten. 

It's so funny because she mainly speaks English at home and I wonder how she'll be able to blend in with the other toddlers.

I think when she starts school next september I'll cry. Because from this point on, she's going to pass a new level in her life and become a big girl.

She makes me laugh when she makes longer phrases in English! e.g: 'Whacha doging?' 'Here a wam' 'Be careful not to faaaaaaaall' 'Whatzat nooooise?'

Since she's 1 and a half years old she loves to sing 'The Star Spangled Banner' and the more months that go by, the more she gets her pronounciation better and clearer.
She knows plenty of songs and her favorite ones are: Hold the line, Honey I'm Good, Girl on fire, Rocky Top, Africa and she knows most of the lyrics! It's incredible to see the outcome of my teaching.

Sometimes she mixes languages. For example she says 'Tiens my pacifier!' 'Il est où the number nine?'

Her brain is able to understand the meaning of both languages and put the right words together in order to make a 'correct' sentence with the words that 'fit' in the situation or context.

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