Arpita was having kids read powems and sing songs for a holiday next week. She had me read one of the Tagor powems in the Easy Learning book. It was really wierd, I was the oldest one reading except Bebe, and I was reading the easiest powem. It was in Bengali though. We arrived late because it was raining (suprising, I know). When I got there, there were about 15 other kids too. We all practiced our powems, songs, and other things first, then we recorded them on a little machine with a microphone attached. It was fun. I think I did pretty well.
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1 comments:
She was excellent!
The program is to broadcast on Sunday at 7 pm. It's municipal elections that day, so news may preempt. If so, I hope it airs later.
... and just for the record, I believe several of the girls who sang are C's age or older. And not one of them read or sang in English.
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