Chapter 9 – Leo thinks about what he learned
The class finishes their city projects. The teacher smiles and looks at the students.

— Great work, everyone!

Leo feels proud of his project.

— I liked this activity.

The teacher gives the students a worksheet.

— Now it is time for self-assessment.

Leo looks at the paper.

— What is self-assessment?

The teacher explains.

— Self-assessment means thinking about what you learned.

Leo reads the questions.

— Did I learn places in the city?
— Did I learn how to use there is / there are?
— Can I give directions?
— Can I understand a route on Google Maps?

Leo thinks for a moment.

— Yes! I learned many things.

His friend looks at his worksheet.

— I learned new words like library, museum, and restaurant.

Leo nods.

— And I learned turn left, turn right, and go straight.

His friend smiles.

— And we used Google Maps!

Leo remembers the day he helped his mum.

— Yes! Now I can help people find places in the city.

The teacher asks the class:

— How do you feel about this project?

Leo raises his hand.

— I feel happy because I can give directions now.

His friend says:

— I feel confident with Google Maps.

The teacher smiles.

— Excellent! Learning a language helps us move around the world.

Leo closes his notebook.

— Sunny Town was a great adventure.

Max the dog waits outside the school.

— Woof!

Leo laughs.

— Maybe tomorrow we can explore another city!