My Future English
Festival
Last Thursday on the
18th of Rajab and the 7th of May 1436/2015, Al-Tarbiyah
Al-Namouthajia's Elementary School – Rayyan had held an English festival titled
"My Future." The goal of the festival was to display students'
talents and dream jobs.
Authors from Grade 6
and 1 had signed copies of their books and handed them over to the school
principal Ms. Ibtesam Al-Fawwaz and various English supervisors and teachers.
The medical section held Grade 2 and 3 students demonstrating their talents as
future dentists by presenting medical information and showing the correct way
of brushing one's teeth. Next to it was the First Aid section with Grade 6
students explaining the different items inside a first aid kit, when and how to
use them and presenting two different plays that highlighted the importance of
learning how to use a first aid kit.
Grade 2 students
dazzled us with a glamourous fashion show and lots of stylish deigns of
dresses. Grade 6 students talked about the importance of recycling and showed
the visitors lots of creative ways to recycle old items – and in keeping with
the recycling theme, Grade 1 and 2 students presented lots of different ways to
create fun and practical paper toys and cards.
Visitors were
enchanted by the science lab held inside a pitch black room presented by Grade
6 students, and then they came out to a beautiful flower garden in which Grade
4 students talked about house decorations and how to plant sunflowers.
Grade 5 students
served the visitors with refreshments and food at the restaurant section which
was followed by Grade 5 students' role playing a play written by student Yara
Al-Habshan titled "Mother."
The tour guides of
the festival were Grade 6 students dressed as female book characters from
famous young adults' novels such as: Jo March from Little Women, Sara Crewe
from A Little Princess, Anne Shirley from Anne of Green Gables, Hermione
Granger from the Harry Potter series, Matilda Wormwood from the Matilda series
and Pat and Isabel O'Sullivan from The Twins of St. Clare's.
King Abdul-Aziz
library had published Grade 1 students' books and offered the library section
with gifts, English and Arabic children stories and a banner.
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