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April 10, 2025
Okay, so today with our class of pre-K students, we had 12 students aged about three years old, 25 years old, we read a book, we played a little game. We learned lots of words of Spanish according to the book. And we draw lots of little and big pumpkins, because our theme of this day, was the pumpkin una calabaza. So we had lots of practice. Stop speaking Spanish, listen in Spanish and also some activities such as drawing playing such a expressing themselves and repeating after the teacher and they had lots of fun of coloring. The pumpkins on the vine of little and big one and lots and lots of them. And I had lots of fun of giving them this experience. And I think that over preparing was a really good thing because I could pivot From one thing to another thing easily.
Marianna brings a unique fusion of European cultural depth and American adaptability to her teaching. Her passion for crafts, history, and education stems from her days in a historical dance group during college. This unique background fuels her engaging teaching style, particularly evident in her role at the Ukrainian School in San Francisco where she taught embroidery to children. As an interpreter and moderator for USA Supports UA, she bridges cross-cultural connections, fostering English learning through storytelling. Marianna's love for learning, commitment to kindness, and creativity make her classroom a haven of discovery and joy.
