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

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1N--1N—IN—1N--1N ft Mrs. Beeman’s first grade class was quite an international class. The students came from India, Lebanon, Turkey, the United States, Korea, Pakistan and England. The students had much to share with each other about their countries and experiences, and the conversations were quite lively. We learned about where we came from, where we lived and how we changed. We had a weather reporter and studied how matter changed. When we made ice cream, we saw how we changed liquid to a solid. It was a delicious experiment to be sure! MireiUe K. completes a lesson on time. Mrs. Sandra Beeman aLearning the concept of clock time are Samih M, Arsia, S., Jonathon B. and William M Brian Alguire Akut Ay Jonathon Burke Abuzar Ebbery Amina Ghani Diana Gula Kareem Hosn Mireille Kidanian Jong Min Kim Gul Mancar William McKindra Samih Moussly Arsia Saifuddin Verde Shaifer Ayesha Sheikh Gary Stephens The Best For Last!! 224 1N

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 I.ike a airy princess. Serene Wafai finds adventure in stories during free-reading. Our class started as a new first grade on October 8. Our students came from other first grades or were late to enter school. We were very busy catching up with the other first grade classes. We learned to read, write, spell, and to do math problems. We liked to think about the world we live in. We learned new things in science and social studies which helped us to understand our world. We loved school, and we worked very hard! 1M-1M-1M—1M - Mrs. Alice Parker •Unsure, John D. slowly raises his hand. Hassan Arif-Yaqub Kynda A1 Mefty Tannir Amanullah Antje Bekka Ben Daniels John Debay Mohammed Eba Sam El Charif Ekin Erbatur Ramona Goyal Samir Imran Tarek Kandil Aisha Khan Jenny Larson Cherry Mammen Chris Newsome Rania Shibl Hyum Joo Song Tunca Toprak Serene Wafai 1M 223

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Twice weekly an after-school art club was conducted by Mrs. Sharlene McLearon. Activities were geared-to students’ interest in order to broaden their scope of art as well as to have fun. Having a discussion about the activities are Mrs. McLearon and club members. AAMonica Staaterman begins her activities with water color over a crayon drawing. aColored pencil drawing captures the interest of third-grader Regina Kallmayer. Holding up a guide book of ideas on teaching children to draw is Bar an Kilical. Primary Art Club 225