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

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 ... a place to play ho one can sit still inside all day long. Fortunately, SAIS-R provides a number of ways for students to burn up some excess energy. During lunch break and recess, children have a variety of playground equipment from which to choose. Physical Education classes provide training in team sports, as well as individual sports and rhythmic activities. After school activities, including Intra-Kingdom sports and exercise classes, round out students' chances to play.

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Art Is a course that Is enjoyed by students of all ages (above left). Mrs. Wentworth's classroom (above) shows signs of the varied fifth grade curriculum. Mrs. LoCascIo (left) provides musical training for second and third graders. Openlng 9

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Junior high students (opposite top) use lunch break for a quick basketball game. Aden Daniel and Daniel Garcia (opposite led) demonstrate a playground favorite — the tire swing. Slnem Kiyak (opposite right) soars high on a playground swing. Over 40Junior high girls (top led) tried out for the 1984-85 cheerleading squad. Kwang-Jo Park and Rizwan Iqbal (top right) display their form on the slide. Beating slicks to the music helps these third graders develop rhythm. Opening 11 10006660