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Thank you Greek School Teachers

We have to share a warm thank you to all of our Greek School teachers.  This was a challenging year for all of us but our teachers were able to continue your student’s education via a virtual classroom.  Click the link below to see what our Greek School students had to say about their teachers!...
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New Website

Hello Greek School families and guests.  Welcome to our new website!  Please check the “News & Events” section of our site for the most up to date information about our school’s happenings.
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Adult Class Registration Still Open

All classes from TK through B2 are full, but there are some spaces available for the adult classes. Any adults interested in taking modern Greek can contact Katerina Lagos for more information.
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Ενημέρωση 9 Νοεμβρίου / November 9th update

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Καλώς ήλθατε στον ιστοχώρο της τάξης μας!

Welcome to our class blog! Just a brief update on what we have been working on these past 2 weeks: –We have gone over the Greek alphabet (p. 20 of your book) including all diphthongs and letter combinations (see the relevant handout I have given you as a supplement). These are also listed at the...
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Rebetika At The Annunciation

The Event Rebetiko Music For The Whole Family Saturday, October 11th 7:00pm – 10:00pm Live Music Dancing Hors D’oeuvres Fun, fun and fun This very special event featuring urban Greek folk music from the Rebetika Revival of the early 1970’s is a fundraiser benefiting The Annunciation Greek School. Biography JAIME SMITH, a native of Sacramento...
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WELCOME TO THE ANNUNCIATION GREEK SCHOOL

Welcome to the Annunciation Greek School! On behalf of the teaching and administrative staff, we would like to wish you a creative and enjoyable school year! This blog will be used as a channel of communication between the class instructor and students/guardians. We look forward to sharing our passion for and knowledge of Greek language...
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Class Description

This class is intended for students aged 5-7 who have a basic command of Greek. By the end of the year, students attending the class will know how to read and write all the letters of the Greek alphabet, will be able to count to 100, and will begin to read simple words. Instruction will take place by means of a combined use of play, hands-on experience, and a variety of stimulating activities building on the kindergarteners’ skills, available resources, as well as the broader socio-cultural environment.

Instructor

Vasiliki Kapetanoudi Kotsiopulou | Γειά σας! My name is Vasiliki Kapetanoudi Kotsiopulou. I was born in Germany from Greek immigrant parents. I attended two different schools every day: one in Greek and another in German; therefore, I know first-hand what it means to be bilingual and how much I have benefited from that experience. In Germany, I pursued a degree in Physical Therapy. Later, I moved to Greece and worked in a preschool environment. I also worked as a physical therapist and as an accountant for a German company in Greece. After relocating to the US, I started a family. In Sacramento, I have worked as an instructional aid at the Kindergarten level for English-speaking students. This will be my third year teaching at the Annunciation Greek School.

My personal motto is to try and see through my students’ eyes so as to better understand them, and make learning easy, fun, and exciting for them. Being Greek, I enjoy communicating my love of Greek language, history and culture to my students.