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Suzy Kaback’s Letter to Students
Dear «student’s name»,
Hello again! I’m glad we had a chance to meet on Set Up Day
because now, as I write this letter, I have a clear picture of you in my
mind. Luckily I have a good memory for faces! I think playing all those
name games helped, too. We’ll see how well you remember your new
classmates’ names on the first day of school, but don’t worry if
you’ve forgotten some because we have a whole year together to
practice!
I hope you’ve had a great summer and that you’re getting excited
about fifth grade. I know you’re going to think it’s interesting,
challenging, and quite comfortable now that the construction is
finished at the school.
I usually send this Greetings Letter sooner than the week before
school, but this summer Mr. Kaback and I traveled to Europe and
didn’t return until August 19. We visited two countries: Austria and
Finland. In Austria, the people speak German and in Finland, they
speak Finnish. I only speak English and a little French, so most of the
time I was in the dark whenever I heard someone speak or tried to
read a sign. Luckily, almost everyone in these countries speaks
English, as well as their native language, so we survived!
I learned a few words to help me get by, such as “Guten Morgen”
which means good morning in German and “Kiitos” (key-tows) which is
thank you in Finnish. I also found out that in Finland, by the time
most people reach ten years old, they can speak Finnish, Swedish,
and English clearly. Wow!
I have plenty more stories to share about my trip and I’m looking
forward to hearing about your summer. But now, I’m getting anxious
to begin our school year and I’m certain you have questions about
how to be ready for fifth grade.
(continued on next page)
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from “The Back to School Book” by Suzanne Kaback, Constance Perry, and Brenda Power

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