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

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Alyssa Hoffman, Clair Webster, and Joey Hoffman (top) study the antics of a baby grasshopper. Bobby Stockert (above) cuddles a baby chick, which was a guest in Mrs. Abeling's classes. Celeste Warren (above) takes her turn holding the chick. Events 31

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Animal stories Regardless of their ages, students enjoy animals — big ones, small ones, fuzzy ones, creepy ones. Classrooms hosted various animals throughout the year. Mew to most students but a tradition in Saudi Arabia was the falcon, fouad Rahme delighted junior high classmates and teachers by bringing his pet falcon to school. Other guests were more run-of-the-mill but always enjoyed. rouad Rahme (top) displays his pet To give everyone a closer look, the trainer falcon. Me brought the bird to show his has removed the falcon's hood (above), science class. Saud, the trainer (above) uses his teeth to tie the falcon's hood in place. 30 Events H

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Parents go to school Parents were given three opportunities to go back to school'' this past fall. The primary school held its open house on September 29, the intermediate school on October 1, and the junior high on October 8. The evening sessions allowed parents to view student-prepared displays and meet with their children's teachers. Parents found that one student in Mrs. Hibrawi's class (top) worried himself to the bone. Mrs. Jacir (top) explains the Arabic program for intermediate students to parents. Intermediate School Principal Mr. Curtin (above) introduces himself to a parent. 32 Events