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Essay Letter To Family

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Parent’s Letter
Write a letter to your child’s host club and families, incorporating your answers to the following questions.
Specifications : Type your letter on a separate sheet (or sheets) of paper, and include your child’s name on each. Attach your letter to this page. Maximum length: 2 pages.
(1) How is your child’s relationship with you and your family? With his/her friends? Our family has a close relationship to each others. We always spend time together going to cinema, playing sports and travelling upcountry at the weekend. He is the youngest child with one elder brother and one elder sister, he could get along very well with his brother and sister. He is generous and entertaining person. He has spent 4 years until now studying in Bangkok, came back home during the weekend. At the early year of studying in Bangkok, he had hard time to leave us after the weekend was over. However, he learnt, adapt and have wonderful time with school friends. Activities/summer camps …show more content…

Since our family has also been qualified as a host family many times, we could see the ambition and the determination of each exchange student. They always have a dream and want to learn new things that come in their life and ready to share their good culture to others so that people can learn and be proud of their country as well. Those exchange students have always shown how beautiful their culture is. And they are happy and enjoy learning from us either. During the time they had spent with us is just like the world has no boundary, no differences, and only good thing happened. We have learnt a lot from each other that is why we would like our child to have such a great and valuable opportunity being exchange student. We are definitely certain that he would learn a lot, exchange our long-history culture, and see the real world. By having those mentioned, this would be great experience in his

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