Saudi Arabian International School - Bedouin Yearbook (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)

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Pilgrims, Indians Thankful For Food 172 Thanksgiving Activities

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Traditional Halloween pumpkins, parties, and costume parades delighted primary students on October 31. Classes created vivid decorations, and some made their own costumes for the big day. mEager for the party to begin, these costumed children rest after the parade. mMatthew Rohler clowns around during his classroom party. Everyone loves a clown. ««Preschooler Yasmina Battet displays a new look for the Halloween parade. rwo boys remain incognito even at recess on Halloween Day. Care to guess who? nrWith a vampire’s thirst, Jeffrey Erikson tackles a kindergarten writing lesson. ■• Amanda Cutter rests on the playground after the busy Halloween parade and party. I - Spelling H-A-L-L-O-W-E-EN is Mrs. Andrew’s class at the primary festivities. ■ Hoping no one will deflate his costume, Nathan Ilse is the Balloon Bandit. rCarving a jack o’lantern is creative fun. This pumpkin makes everyone smile. Halloween Parties l 71

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Re-creations of the first celebration of Thanksgiving in America were cropping up throughout the primary halls and classrooms the last Wednesday of November. Pilgrims, Indians, turkeys, and a bounty of food were in abundance as students role-played the famous feast of friendship, cooperation, and thanks. mMiss Marianne's kindergarten parades in costume before the big feast. rMelanie and Farhan of KG-E role-play the characters of the first Thanksgiving. An all-kindergarten gathering lined the hallway in re-creation of the 1621 feast. ir'Thomas K. of KG-C arrives at the feast in costume, complete with papoose. 4Communication between friends Deena and Connie is made as it was 362 years ago. rMrs. Statterman s Grade 2 sits down to a feast of corn and juice with another class. Thanksgiving Activities ! 73