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

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ARAB COOKING Mrs. Rima Aad shows her Arab cooking students that making hummos can be For Fifth grader Michelle Emery, eating hummos with a bit of fun as well as delicious! fresh Arabic bread is a great way to end a day! CLASSICAL BALLET Right: Practice makes perfect! Mrs. Unal teaches the third position to her ballerinas in grades four through six. MOVEMENT AND DANCE Left: Movement and Dance for First Grade girls is just one more way for Mrs. Diane Parks to involve students in Music. Popping up and down, they dance to the Jack-in-the Box song. After School Activities 29

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PAINTING AND DRAWING CALLIGRAPHY Mrs. Barbara Use helps Beth Horton learn basic pen angles and strokes in this Grades 5-6 activity. Jenna Hustead and Cindy Martin get some expert help from Mr. Krech as they work on their rainbow name paintings in this First Grade activity. PAPER ARTS AND CRAFTS Left: Cristina Koerber, Sean Liddick, and Ann Buch are hard at work cutting out the pieces they need to create a three-dimensional picture. Above: Mrs. Marjorie Eringis demonstrates the art of creating three-dimensional work 28 After School Activities for the children in her Paper Arts and Crafts activity.

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Raye Wentworth and Barbara Use keep students and teachers challenged through activities they organize in the Enrichment Center. Enrichment Center Aide Joann MacLachlan helps teachers locate materials. Above: Mrs. Wentworth shares the poem “Never Go To Lunch With A Dinosaur!” Bight: Teachers gather for an Enrichment Center sponsored Reading Workshop. Caravans The Enrichment Center staff enhances learning experiences for all students by providing materials, activities and assistance to teachers. To meet the special needs of gifted and talented students, stimulating and challenging resources are available. Enrichment teachers visit classrooms to work with students and teachers on a variety of topics designed to promote thinking, discovery and problem solving. One of the special events sponsored by the Enrichment Center is SAIS-R’s weekly Poetry Break. Oral presentations of poems are shared by students and staff to develop an appreciation of poetry in grades 1-6. This year, SAIS-R is honored to have students from fifty-six countries. Some come to our school with no P'n-glish language skills and many come from diverse academic backgrounds. With our aim of providing quality and successful educational experiences for our entire student population, SAIS-R is fortunate to be staffed with outstanding teachers and specialists.