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20080127_10.jpgCarlsbad Team!Students from Carlsbad class.
Excellent job, you guys!!
(Tomoko teaches there on Wednesdays)
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20090308_01.jpgOpeningAbout 40 students gathered to compete.
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081908_07.jpgBIG group pic @ Mueller Charter SchoolAt the end, we got together outside, and took a big group picture. It was a sunny day, and kids were brilliant! I love their smiles!
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081608_02.jpgSan Diego & Carlsbad Team!!B (age) group students from San Diego & Carlsbad Abacus classes.
For some, it was their 1st All US to attend.
From right, Ken, Eric, Collin, Kai, and Leona.
The eldest team member, Haruka, is in group C and sitting in the back row.
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20080127_09.jpgGroup PictureAll contest attendees with Kuni, Mie, Tomoko & Kyoko (Abacus instructors).
You all were truly amazing! We are so proud of you!
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20080127_12.jpgwith Honorary Consul General of Japan in San DiegoWe were very honored to have Dr. Inoue, Honorary Consul General of Japan in San Diego, as our special guest. In his opening speech, he interacted with abacus students, asking what Abacus means to them, how they relate to Abacus, etc. He also shared important views on Abacus in relation to human history and culture. He emphasized that Abacus's been the essential part of education in Asian countries, and not only it's been very effective and beneficial to human lives, but also it's contributed to cultural development and exchange amongst many countries. He also encouraged students to continue studying Abacus to enhance their academic skills and especially to become a bridge to the world of peace.
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20090208_01.jpgWritten test32 students gave their best effort to show their abacus skills!
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081708_10.jpgGroup5Group 5, where Haruka was in.
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20090208_01.jpgWritten test32 students gave their best effort to show their abacus skills!Mar 09, 2009
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20090208_02.jpgEverybody get together!Everyone, smile!Mar 09, 2009
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20090308_01.jpgOpeningAbout 40 students gathered to compete.Mar 09, 2009
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20090308_02.jpgSan Diego Team!Four students from San Diego attended Southern California Abacus Contest 2009.
Hurray!
Mar 09, 2009
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081908_03.jpgClassroomAfter the group demonstration, we were asked to teach 3 classes of 6-7th graders. We only had 2 big teacher's abacuses, so we divided the 3rd class into half and asked them to join the other 2. Mr. Yabuki took the lead of 1 class, and I (Tomoko) took the other. In this classroom, we reviewed what Mr. Yabuki taught the students at demonstration before getting into the fun stuff of actually touching and using Abacus!Sep 02, 2008
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081908_04.jpgLet's try AbacusMueller students were paired up with Japanese Abacus students and they started learning how to use Abacus. At first, they weren't sure how to communicate well, but soon they were immersed into the Abacus exercises.Sep 02, 2008
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081908_05.jpgIs it easy or hard?Everyone in the class is trying to learn how to use Abacus! Japanese students did awesome job explaining how in ENGLISH!Sep 02, 2008
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081908_06.jpgMr. Kudo, the Japan Team Leader, teaching AbacusEveryone took their chance to interact with students in Chula Vista. Even Mr. Kudo, who was the leader of Japan Abacus Team. Sep 02, 2008
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