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

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. . . unearthing the ups and downs of the world. Europe’s main ecosystem ... two famous U.S. Civil War generals ... the main cause of WWI ... the answer to the world’s food shortage. These topics were taught in SAIS-R social studies. Grade seven studied geography, in which they learned the topography and features of the earth. History was taken by eighth graders, U.S. for Americans and world for all others. Ninth graders studied Middle East World Problems, where they learned about the problems our world is facing today. display in Mr. Use’s classroom are imaginary islands done by seventh grade. •Comparing colonial school systems to those of today is Jenny Togher. Amid the dozens of recently-due Revolutionary War projects is a British soldier. GEOGRAPHI TJ? 3 OCSft, Instrument xolano 52 Social Studies

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Francais Deutsch Arabi ESL « £SL students master our complex language with Mrs. LeNet's instruction and aid. Playing BOGGLE increases word recognition for Tae Seop Yoon. Mrs. Georgette Leffew. Arabic instructor, explains an assignment in calligraphy. Mrs. Patricia LeNet. ESL 7-9 Mrs. Nora Patterson. ESL Aide Mrs. Rebecca Roussy. ESL Exams 7-9 Mrs. Patricia White. ESL 7-9 ESL 51

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Geography History World Problems Mrs. Alison Grieg. Geography 7 ME-WP 9 Mrs. Betty Hoecker. American History 8 World History 8 Mr. Tim Ilse (Department Head). Geography 7 American History 8 Mrs. Clara Rusk. World History 8 ME-WP 9 Mrs. Joan Undeland. Geography 7 ME-WP 9 Mrs. Randi Vachon. Geography 7 American History 8 aExemplifying the projects done by all geography students are the fictional islands by fakram Abu-Shakra and Gavin Shinfel. Dressed in American colonial attire is Lynda McLaughlin’s Revolutionary doll. «Crushed at the thought of not knowing an answer during a geography pop quiz is Rohit Tongia. Social Studies 53