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

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Tots Rejoice In Holiday Song ASant-a’s post-concert goodies delight kindergarteners Tamara Lutfi and Nathan Isle. 174 Primary Winter Concert

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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

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A winter wonderland of music, song, and performance enthralled audiences at the mid-winter concerts in December. From hundreds of tiny tots chorusing “I’m a Little Snowman” to singing reindeer in grade two, the primary school music classes provided cheerful, loving entertainment for parents. To top off the perfect holiday season, Santa Claus made a special appearance in the gym to give out yummy delights. 4i ASara Wessels and Kwan Heui Han wait for the signal to sing their first song. «a While wishing the audience a Merry Christmas, a variety of emotions is shown. uln the Grade 3 concert Avak K. concentrates on playing the Chinese bell tree. Grade 2 reindeer and snowflakes joyfully sing their Christmas carols. 4As the choir assembles, Elizabeth E., Jason B., and Tim M. listen for their cue.