Frankfurt International School - Yearbook (Oberursel, Germany)

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Cathy Larke, Paul Everett, Nancy Parduhn, Claudia Newcorn, Susan Cremer, Glenn Iwata, Andy Steiman, Reinett Voute, Robby Emig Some say, Rome was built in a day. These forth-graders tried it. Working together, they built the seven hills and then houses, temples, roads, the Tiber River and an aqueduct to carry water to Rome. These students now agree with those who say, Rome wasn't built in a day. It was an enjoyable way to conclude their unit on the Roman Empire. Stephen Gruwell, Melanie Dennis, Hilary Lunn, Ann Braun, Sammy Szarf MISS MCGUFFIN GRADE 4 Sally Hohman, Iulie Morton, Raymond Steinert, Raman Puri, Ed Oliu, Paul Ockerse Ierry Wehrle, Charlotte Werner

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MISS MUDIE GRADE 3 Janet Vince, Peter Smit, Frances Fahr, Claudia Zacharias ff 2-'wa 'L sur , E GG Laura Lopez, Linda Donaldson, Michael Oliu, Richard Poedtke, Donald Braun WWW 5 Lisa Goodgame, Mary Cunningham, Daniel Cetan, John Mader, Eric Tiessen, Ieanette Hurl. These third-graders have been found in the middle of their science activity period. The first two groups are observing the behavior of two of their pets - a hamster and a gerbil. The last two groups are studying the human circulatory system. Here they are tracing the course of blood away from the heart. Cindy Chamberlain, Mark Christian, Andrew McTaggart, Lisa Sawaya.

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,.,,i N... qu , ,...,,. K . k MISS STALLINGS GRADE 4 3' Iames Nagle, Tripp Ingram, David Hales, Edward Sherman, Nina Milora, lack Ziemba, Diane Wildish V S W-as ll Randi Weil, Marc Shupac, Lloyd Fruchtman, Susan Gildenberg, Angelo Romain, Mike Stawski, Wendy Sax The Word Market of Dictionopolisf' a twice weekly activity, involves parts of speech dictionary work, word analysis, and vocabulary building. These fourth-graders are buying nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs from a Semantio Salesman at his word booth. Katharina Btise, Anne Brown Stephanie Borley, Kim Helenius, Vicky Squitieri, Michael Abraham, Kathy Barton I