The title 'Cafe au lait', known as カフェオレ in Japanese, sounds like it should be on my other business's blog over at The Three Little Pigs.

   But actually it's a gift from one of our students from her hometown of Koriyama, in Fukushima prefecture. And it's not a carton of actual cafe au lait but a box of chocolate snacks!

   Thank you!

 This week in our Kinder classes we are starting Unit 2 in the Happy Valley book, looking at places around town.

 Although some the vocabulary may be a little difficult, it does set up the scenes for the rest of the book as we move around town to visit the beach, a restuarant, a clothes shop, a toy store etc..

 You can find a couple of videos over on our YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCy2-Rtl0KF6y7LzkBPt6IQ

　We were delighted to receive these snacks from one of our elementary school students. They look delicious!

  Oh, and Ichika (our Saturday assistant) your's is in the refrigerator (if Paul hasn't eaten it before Saturday!!)

 While shopping at my local Gyomu Super (a chain of discount food shops in Japan) the other day I found these Angel Bites snacks from Greece.

 No idea what they were but as over the past year we have been in contact with a school (Yes, You Can) in Greece, through Cambridge Penfriends, I just had to buy them!

 Looking forward to sharing them with my students in the classes next week.