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Foreign Language

  • The child has learned to recognize and pronounce Greek letters and sounds.
  • They have learned basic vocabulary words in Greek, such as greetings and common objects.
  • They have developed listening skills by understanding simple instructions and questions in Greek.
  • The child has improved their reading comprehension by understanding short sentences and passages in Greek.

For continued development in foreign language learning, encourage the child to practice speaking and reading Greek in everyday situations. They can try reading Greek labels on items at home or watch Greek-language videos with subtitles to improve their listening skills. Additionally, introducing Greek children's books or finding online resources for Greek language learning can provide more opportunities for practice.

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