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Hello Munchy!

Hello Munchy!!
I introduce you to Munchy, our English classroom pet! Munchy comes from England and he only speaks English!
At the beginning of the English class we sing a song to wake him up and then he plays some games with us, such as biting or kissing us when we say good morning, "Munchy says touch your..." game or "I spy with my little eye something..." game. 

We love him and have great fun with him in the English class!!

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