Welcome a new international colleague to your school. Share cultural tips, classroom advice, and local insights that could help them feel more confident and prepared.

✅ Your letter must include:

• A proper greeting (e.g. Dear new teacher,)

• A clear structure:

  • Introduction – welcome and reason for writing

  • Main body – 2–3 pieces of advice or observations

  • Conclusion – kind wishes and support

• Use 3–5 cultural vocabulary words from our lesson

• Keep a warm, helpful tone

• Ensure a logical flow from start to finish

💬 Optional: Decorate your letter or make it visual using emojis, Canva, or handwritten fonts!

🧠 Need help? Use your notes, case discussions, and the vocabulary cards!

The traditions, customs, and things that are passed down from generation to generation in a culture or family.

→ Example: Language and music are part of a country’s heritage.

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2. Tolerance –

The ability to accept and respect different opinions, cultures, or ways of life.

→ Example: Tolerance helps people live peacefully in a diverse society.

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3. Cultural exchange –

A process where people from different cultures share ideas, traditions, food, language, etc.

→ Example: A student exchange program is a type of cultural exchange.

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4. Prejudice –

An unfair and unreasonable opinion or feeling, especially when formed without enough thought or knowledge.

→ Example: Prejudice can lead to misunderstanding and conflict.

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5. Discrimination –

Unfair treatment of someone because of their race, gender, religion, or other differences.

→ Example: Discrimination in the workplace is against the law.

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6. Assimilation –

The process of becoming part of another culture, often by adopting its customs and language.

→ Example: Immigrants may go through assimilation when they move to a new country