Week 9 Writing Homework
Write a letter to your school’s parent association proposing the introduction of international food trucks during lunch. In your letter, make sure to:
- Illustrate how food trucks can create an inclusive and exciting learning experience
- Appeal to the emotions of parents by highlighting the positive impact on their children’s education and well-being
- Describe the specific foods and cultural lessons these meals could provide
- Suggest ways to ensure affordability and accessibility for all students
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- Due Date : April 12, 2025
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Dear P&C council,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to propose the enriching and vibrant idea of international food trucks. By blending an abundance of cultures, food trucks will encourage diversity while allowing students to express their cultures and discover others.
The scent of freshly grilled takoyaki brings you to the pink cherry blossoms of Japan while the Gozlemes of Turkey are enriched with the aroma of Ankara. The sizzling stir fry of China and the enticing spices of India- each dish offering its own story. The idea behind it isn’t just food, it’s a way of connecting.
By bringing food trucks of different cultures, we will recognise the importance of diversity. They can bring together communities and knit each and every student closer and closer together. Students and teachers get the opportunity of tasting foods that they have never seen.
The event can also be a fundraiser for small businesses. By inviting other vendors and businesses, we can contribute to the way of life.
I kindly ask the council to consider this idea and potentially change the way our school perceives the world. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Kind regards,
Lyndon
FEEDBACK
RW-YEAR 6_WK9 – Siming Wang
Dear Dolhabon School P & C, we have a multicultural week coming up, and I want to suggest the greatest and most brilliant idea in the world. I’m going to suggest adding food trucks to sell food in various cuisines. The food will be affordable, mesmerising and delectable, and the learning experience will be remembered, captivating and fun.
Some students in our private school lack pocket money payments or money in general. They can’t afford lunch from our world-famous cafeteria, where Michelin-star chefs cook in front of crowds of hungry and bored students, waiting for their enlightened lunch.
These food trucks will be affordable. They are not worth hundreds of dollars; they are only worth five dollars.
The food will be extremely delicious, and it will be an enjoyable experience for all the students to remember.
Finally, the learning experience is also going to be great. It will be taught by the chefs working in these food trucks, and the chefs will explain how to make it, where it came from, how it tastes and how to eat it.
In conclusion, having food trucks for one week instead of expensive Michelin-star foods is a truly excellent idea. The accessible prices, the delicious food and the learning experience is a great way for students to appreciate this school and various cultures more.
From Leonardo Peritus Rex.
Dolhabon Food Trucks