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Dear 7D,
The letters that have been posted are amazing! They are very thoughtful and heartfelt. Thank you for taking the time to write out your thoughts and feelings for these students! I am still missing A LOT of letters. Please make sure you have completed a letter before you begin the next bit strip activity! Thank you,
Ms.Shoniker
Dear Japan Junior High School,
ReplyDeleteHi. I am student at another Junior High School in Toronto. I have seen so many pictures of destruction of Japan so I can feel the pain and sorrow like you. I don’t think it’s fair for such wholesome and pure people like you to go through something as horrible as the tsunami and earthquake. I’m sorry. I’m not going to mention that destruction again.
I am only another child across the world that is sending a hope letter. I am only another person that is trying to make up for your loss. But, each person counts, doesn’t it? Even YouTube star, Nigahiga, is helping. I can’t offer money but I can offer hope and a blessing. So I offer it as much as I can. God bless you and others. Hope is around the corner.
Sometimes, things like this can’t be controlled. Maybe it’s fate or something. Be happy you’re alive, at least. However, don’t forget the ones that are lost. I am truly sorry for what has happened but fully believe it will pass quickly and soon things will be back to normal. There is so much I want to say but I can’t. The words won’t come out properly.
Overall, keep in mind the whole world is there for you. The sun will always shine no matter how cloudy the sky may seem.
-Mingyan Jiang <3
Dear japanese, we knew what is happening to your home and we would like to say this: have hope that you will pass this challage. You can pass this with hope and help. With hope we can end conflict, with hope we can save millions of people and with fope we can do many things. I hope that you can go through this challage.
ReplyDeletesincerely,
Jim Zhu
Dear Japan Junior High School:
ReplyDeleteHi, nice to meet you, I am a student from Toronto WindFields JHS, and my name is Charmaine.
I notice that there’s tsunami in Japan and you guys are very sad, but I want to say that you are very brave, and please always be. There’s many people are going to save you, so now just take care of yourselves and your families.
I know that now you cannot learn or go to school, I feel sorry for you, but you guys have to know that every thing will be fine, and you will soon go to junior high school.
Now around the world, there’s many people are saving stuffs and there are many contributions for you, even at our school.
I hope that one day, you will go to high school, and learn harder to make your parents be proud. (>o<)
Love,
Charmaine
Letter to Japan
ReplyDeleteI know that there was a great threat in Japan and nuclear problems. I saw what happened on Youtube. There must be a lot of stress living in school and probably lot of people lost their family. There must be limit in foods. But lot of people doing charity and sending letters to Japan so don’t give up. There’s still hope. NEVER GIVE UP.
Sincerely
Kosuke and Daisuke
Dear Junior High School of Japan,
ReplyDeleteI am a fellow student from Windfields JHS from Toronto, Canada. I can’t imagine what you’re going through right now. The tsunami brought many losses to you all. I hope you will be able to rebuild your country and your family. I know I can not feel how hard this is for you but, I hope this letter can bring you hope. I hope very badly that the devastation led to much destruction to many homes and families. I wish badly that I was there to help out the people in Japan. Also, even though we are not with you, you know that we will try very hard to give all our strength and effort into the recovery of Japan. Watching the videos of the tsunami waves touched our hearts.
It will quite awhile to recover Japan but, don’t give up your hopes yet, have hope in your hearts no matter how small. You know that always the hero comes to save the day. The miracle is that many people survived and is alive. But, let’s pray for those who were snatched away by the wave. I am not sure what to actually talk. It’s not that I do not care but, it’s because it’s hard to feel the pain. This is how much I can say now. God bless you all and we hope that you will be able to rebuild yourselves.
-Jenny Kim, 7D
I am sorry for what happened, so I’m writing a letter. I am sorry that was a tsunami followed by a fire then earthquake then radiation then snow, I am also writing this letter to show we should help Japan, because there you suffered much, I heard that some children are missing their parents, I hope you are not missing them nor your house.
ReplyDeleteHenrique Matulis 7d 74
Here are some locations to find information: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1366898/Japan-tsunami-earthquake-30-children-sit-silent-classroom-parents-vanish.html
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/29/us-japan-tsunami-school-idUSTRE72S1P420110329
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/12/world/asia/12japan.html?_r=1
http://www.nytimes.com/packages/flash/newsgraphics/2011/0311-japan-earthquake-map/index.html .
To... Japan
ReplyDeleteI'm grade 7 from Windfields J.H.S. I heard that
you had been really hard time and still... so,
that's why I'm writing a letter to you.
I hope you feel better from tsunami and earthquake. And, I hope everyone knows that you guys feel really sad then they can help and also
our country. bye!!! take care!!!!:)
-stephanie choi-
Dear students of Taira JHS.
ReplyDeleteHello, this is Angela, Danny from Windfields JHS. I heard the news about the Earthquakes and tsunami in Japan. I feel really bad for it.
I will pray, and give you a hope. I know that you guys are having a hard times there in Japan after the Earthquake and tsunami. Even though you are having a hard time living in japan, but you still have hopes.
I think its great that most of you are still alive and healthy. I hope Japan won't have anymore Earthquakes, or Tsunami.
Angela And Danny.
That was henrique matulis 74
ReplyDeleteDear students of Taira daiichi chyugakko,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Amit and I am a fellow student from Windfields Junior High School, Toronto, Canada. I would like to convey my deepest condolences for those who have been affected by this tragic incident. I have followed the story through the news and have seen the pictures of the damages that have been caused. I pray to god from the bottom of my heart that Japan’s affected areas will swiftly recuperate. I have full confidence that the technology, expertise and the strong will has helped in some way or another.
My deepest thoughts go out to the families of those who have been affected or lost their loved ones. If opportunity permits, I would love to visit Japan in my coming summer holidays and help out as I would like to devote my time to help make those areas beautiful and lush once gain. I may be one of a thousand students writing this letter to you, but I know deep down in my heart that Japan is an amazing and futuristic country and it will always be ones.I would also like to take this time to say that this is not just a hope letter but a reassurance one to assure you that Japan will be up on its feet again in no time.
I wish you only the best.
With best wishes,
Amit
Taira daiichi chyugakko (Taira Junior High School)
ReplyDelete1 Agetsuchi Taira-aza
Iwaki-shi
Fukushima-ken
Japan
〒 970-8026
Is always been a hard time to pass from the earthquake, as I know Japan has big shock, shock fixed our resolve, and then heavy rain, pouring our love is immortal, please send this determination, this love pass you, let us shaping the Great Land of love, blessing the student and the people. The best we can do during this disaster is wishing don’t get any worse.
i really think you are goin to rocover relly fast just like other time, i wish you best of luck.
I wish you only the best luck.
With the best whuishes
With best wishes,
Roy
Dear Japan Junior High School,
ReplyDeleteI am student at another Junior High School named windfields. I have seen so many pictures of destruction of Japan.I can feel the pain like you. I don’t think it’s fair for people like you to go through all this!
we are helping as much as we can so hang on.
Ali Aghayan 7D
Dear all the Japanese people, My name is Daniel Hyun. I'm writing you this letter to tell you about hope. I heard about the tsunami and earthquake that happened to your country, and I'm really sorry about it.Even you have these worst natual disaster, get some hope, then you will feel much better.
ReplyDeleteby Daniel
7-D
Dear Japan:
ReplyDeleteHi, I am a student from Windfields Junior High School, Toronto, Canada. I have noticed that there were a lot of dangerous thing that had happened in Japan. With all those earthquakes and tsunamis, it has been a really hard time for you to go through…
There were similar things that happened in my home country too: Sichuan, China. A lot of people died during that earthquake, I was very sad. I would absolutely see the pain that you feel within you right now…
Leave the past, and go on to a new and better life. There just isn’t that many things you can do about this, so why don’t we do what we can do: forget the pain in the past, and move on… You and me…
Sincerely,
Isabelle Xing
Letter for Japan…
ReplyDeleteTaira daiichi chyugakko (Taira Junior High School)
1 Agetsuchi Taira-aza
Iwaki-shi
Fukushima-ken
Japan
〒 970-8026
I am a student in Junior High in Toronto. As I watched the news, articles, and footage of the natural disaster in Japan, many people around the world were worried. First I was in shock, this horrible earthquake did enough of damage but a tsunami made it worse. Many countries sent supports; however that didn’t stop the damage. It will take lots of time to reprocess their economic. We give you all of our support here in Canada and hope that your country will recover from the damage of the tsunami. Not only us but also the citizens of Japan should work too.
My deepest condolences go out to those who have been affected by this tragic incident. Many people are sharing their hopes and wishes to the People in Japan. The schools in Japan would be in a paused moment. However the from the help of all the people around the world can help Japan. Soon we wish to see Japan in its normal shape again.
Hope letter for Japan
Kyle Kweon and the support of Robert Bejgu 7D
Dear Japan Windfields Junior Hight School
ReplyDeleteHI! I am a student in Windfields J.H.S . I have seen and heard a lot of horrible things about Japan. I know how you feel after all of the tsunamis, tornadoes and earthquakes. I hope everything is going to be all right. I can’t offer to much but I’m writing this letter for u to know that still has people that cares about you . Try to do everything u can for this situation. Don’t give up yet . I know that in your harts has still hopes. Don’t lose them yet. You have a lot of people around the world that cares for you. Never think that you are alone. Everybody is trying to help you as much as they can, and I’m one of them.
I am writing this letter to make u feel better. I know that u lose a lot of people too, and don’t forget them. But still even though that, you can remake Japan like it was before. People with happiness in their harts.
I wish that everything is going to be normal like before. For nice peoples has a good always. :)
- Joana Nova -
Dear Japan Junior High School
ReplyDeleteI am a student from Windfields Junior High School in Toronto, Ontario. My name is Shalah.
We in Canada know that there was an Earthquake/Tsunami in your country and we are very sad, that this happened. I have seen so many pictures and videos of what happened in Japan and I am very sorry that this happened to your country and I know that you would do the same if we had an earthquake as well. But, I cannot imagine what you and your country is going through. I hope your country gets back to together and rebuild your country as fast as possible.
Sincerely,
Shalah
To Japan’s junior high school:
ReplyDeleteHi, I am a student in one of Canada’s junior high school. I have heard about the terrible disaster that shook Japan’s ground and many of your hearts. The articles, videos, and many of the media sites made many reports about your situation, and it have touched many of our hearts. I understand that Japan is still in crisis from the disasters, but I believe you will all come out of darkness soon, for sure.
Foundations, charities, and many other events are being set up for donations for all of you. Even though it is only a little thing, from me and my school, together we can help you all and change something BIG. After all, being together is stronger than being alone! By the way, this applies to you too. You all know that you’re not alone; many stand by your sides, and are fighting for you, day and night! We all are!
Remember, friends in Japan, even though this disaster shattered many of your souls and hearts, be strong. Stay hopeful. This hard time is about to be over, because the help and love we are giving you will aid you to get over this. Now, dry your tears and stay strong!
Best Wishes,
Arora Chen 7D
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ReplyDeleteDear Japan Junior High School,
ReplyDeleteHello! I am a student from Toronto, Ontario, CA. I read and heard what you have been going through, the terrible earthquake and tsunami have destroyed many of your homes and shelters. Videos, articles and many reports on TV have been telling us that you are going through a lot of terrible losses, I am very sorry that happened to your country. We all felt the pain that you had, but we can't stop hoping, right?
You guys have been going through a lot, and many of you are very brave. Even though I can’t give you what you want in this letter, but we can always hope for better things that will happened in the future! Many people around the world will pray and support you and your family, do not give up yet, because we are here for you. I am hoping that Japan will recover from the earthquake and tsunami so children can go to school again; I know that will take many months to do that, but you are not alone! We are all here for you :D
Japan is an amazing country and always will be one, I would love it if I can visit it sometimes, but remember my thoughts are always with you. Don't give up! This disaster has touched our hearts, it will be hard to go through but you have to do your best to let Japan go back to normal again. You must stay strong, stay hopeful! Remember, you have us, the whole world! Lastly, I truly hope Japan will be rebuilt again as soon as possible. Move on, forget the past and think fresh!
Love,
Selina Xu 7D