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

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3L—3L—3L—3L Mrs. Angela Shebib Enrico Sanaganas and Brad Walcheck concentrate on their social studies lessons. Our class was special for these reasons: everyone in our class was “best friends”; we had lots of art work, and we displayed it; we worked hard and together; we didn’t argue or fight; we had the best teacher on the floor; we wrote essays; we had a special science report on planets. We were different since we came from many different countries, but we were all good friends. We had different art projects; we celebrated each birthday. Every month we had a party, and we had Spelling Stars. Shams Ahmed Faris Al-Kassim Sila Bakkaloglu Sarnia Bhatti June Dagher Jacob Davenport Lisa Dicmert Aliza Eba Rania Issa Zainab Khan Joanna Kouverianos Shelly Lefebvre Benjamin Lo Brandy Lohsl Alistair Padmos Ian Russell Enrico Sanaganas Joel Smith Tara Szabados Brad Walcheck 3L 195

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3K—3K—3K- Our class was a virtual mini-U.N.; we had children from eight countries — U.S., Canada, Pakistan, India, England, Turkey, Sweden, and Finland. Though many cultures were represented, our class blended nicely into a family. This year we had third-grade pen pals from the state of Indiana. We exchanged pictures, cards, school photographs, and videotapes. We all learned a great deal about each other, our countries, and our world. Our class did various activities in the area of social science — map-reading, learning continents and oceans, finding Indiana in the U.S., and working on “centers.” We discovered many things about this world. Thrilled with examining the philodendron, Tara Mock completes her assignment. Andy Malleck reads a letter from India, Fawad Ahmad Laurie Bane Sharon Cochrane Jannie Elias Billy Errett Sarina Goyal Preeti Gupta Joshua Holding Burak Karakaya Kevin Kerlin April Lineburg Michael Maclean Andy Malleck Bjorn Mikkelsen Tara Mock Mike Raley Carrie Rhudy Kati Sallinen Alp Sendil Jennifer Zanella 194 3K

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 Our class got off to a sudden but late start due to the large number of third graders. 3M opened with 14 students on October 15. By the end of week one our enrollment had increased to 20. 3M contained six different nationalities. We had been in Saudi Arabia from all our life to a few days before enrolling. On Thanksgiving we tasted foods native to America. Students worked independently on Science Search Books. We made a booklet about the planet and worked on a model of the solar system. At Yuletime each child wrote about what he or she would give to the world to make it a better place and to make people happier all over the world. aAsha Mashaka listens to Mrs. Nasir as Salman Querishi attempts the task at hand. -3M a Mrs. Kathleen Nasir Mrs. Nasir carefully explains the lesson. Irfan Ahmed Naser Baig Rachel Bradley Meredith Collins Bruce Daniels Vijay Doraiswamy Nicholas Dunton Earl Espejo Billy Ferguson Yvette Guimond Samina Haidri Julie Kellogg Taylor Little Asha Mashaka Sean Ozbolt Salman Querishi Dina Sabra Lauren Scott Christopher Shelton Elizabeth Tucker 196 3M