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

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3C—3C--3C- Our “Deer” Class 3C was made up of many different nations. On United Nations Day we had an International Lunch In. We each brought a dish from our own country. We made a cookbook, too. Our class did many fun projects. For example, on Thanksgiving we had a puppet show, and all of the classes came over to watch it. We enjoyed our classroom all year. aAnders Lindberg listens to the report. Mrs. Sandy Tokarz Cuddling a Cabbage Patch doll is Susan t Adel M. Abuzeid Noera Ayaz Robyn Blumer Michael Boudreau Dimetrius Cardona Aladeen El Kordy Susan Goff Micab Gray Kristi Iarosis Anders Lindberg Dat Millspaugh Chong Hyun Park Jessica Parrott Stig Petersen Kassimali Suleman Rieks Timmerman Seda Toykan Richard Tucker Jennifer Whiteford Saima Zulqarnain 186 3C

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3B- Mrs. Pamela Borys 3B “Put Their Best Foot Forward” and learned “Never Say 4I Can’t’” this year. Contracts in all subject areas was this year’s craze. They helped 3B organize themselves so they knew where they were, where they were going, and where they went. Homework was easier to keep up with, and these contracts allowed for an individualized learning experience. -3B—3B—3B- Through the use of team-teaching with Mrs. Kam-Locascio’s class an extensive and effective approach to learning took place. Putting two heads together produced positive and exciting class themes and ideas. Our Thanksgiving Feast was a successful example, and an extensive science and social studies program was one of the benefits too. Teaching was enjoyable and easier this year because the students of 3B had a great sense of humor, an eagerness to try new things, completed tasks with a sense of pride, and had the willingness to help each other. Certainly one of the big topics of discussion throughout the year was Mrs. Borys’ pregnancy. Being the flexible class they were, 3B adapted to the new ways of Mrs. Rangus who completed the school year. The skill of paying attention is practiced by these boys in Mrs. Borys’ class. Kaya Sir men watches attentively in class. Ann Amirthanayagam Per Axbom Jocelyne Beaudet Paola Bilotta Timothy Blight David Dean Riad Deeb Rahul Gandotra Neddy Gnitchel Carrie Harder Tina Hill Tim Horton Reem Hussien Hiroko Kinoshito Danny Mahlberg Sharon Merritt Jakob Osmundson Derek Savage Kaya Sirmen Ellen Stromme Sarah Warner 3B 185

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-3D—3D—3D- Our class was special because most of us came from different places in the world. We spoke different languages too. Our class decorated the room for lots of special occasions, like “Corn Day” when the boys did an Indian dance, and the girls told about the special corn products we tasted. We invited the “pilgrims” in 3C. It was an experience for the other people from different countries to celebrate Thanksgiving. It was fun because we dressed up like Indians. Some of our seasonal decorations hung from the ceiling like cats, turkeys, and stars. Our teacher said that one of the most important things we had learned this year was to have a good sense of humor. This meant we had learned to laugh at ourselves and with each other. She said this was very important to know as we grow up. A glossary proves helpful for Donnie Tate. Mrs. Emler offers math help to Joy Wilson as Aljandra Peralta watches closely. Michael Abraham Raja Atallah Donya Aziz Saskia Dominguez Tor Godo Kelly Good George Harakis Selcan Hurmulzy Mitran Kaul Diana Luera Somia Mian Nabeel Nawez Aljandra Peralta Joseph Prothro Donnie Tate Inane Turyana Jennifer Strickland Will Vogel Joyelle Wilson 3D 187