We have made it! Thank you one and all for all your time, effort, fun and laughter. I have loved being in the classroom with you all and getting to know you all in person (and the parents via email). I hope you all have a wonderful winter break with friends and family...

Students in Grade 3 have continued to work hard and achieve their best right up to the holidays. We have completed our work on the human body and reviewed the three body systems, which included the skeleton, respiratory and circulation systems. Many of the students in...

Hello everyone, We have been inspired by Rube Goldberg to create simple machines to complete simple tasks such as pop a balloon, open a door, ring a bell. We have applied our knowledge of forces to change the speed of our machines, using the scientific method and have...

The student Mariam al shafii is presenting about continents of the world .

Grade 4 students did some art yesterday as paper of their STEAM class. The students traced around their hand, in different ways, and turned the tracing into a picture. It was lovely to see the students imagination, they did a great job.

The students have been finalizing ideas for Science Fair experiments with a focus on independent variables. Topics include dissolving skittles in different temperatures, testing varying amounts of baking soda in vinegar to see how much gas is produced, and comparing...

It's the end of 2020, a year like no other. We have been extremely lucky to have Ms. Lauma with us since returning to school, but now it's time to say thank you and goodbye as Ms. Lauma returns to her KG students when we all come back to school! We would all like to...

Grade 3 have been learning about the circulatory and respiratory systems this week. Students are becoming knowledgeable about the organs that work together in these systems and enjoyed looking at the models made by Al Muatasem and a clay skull made by Fatma. We posed...

We started the lesson by asking what year email was invented and had a wide range of answers - all the way from 1820 to 1923! Students learned how to write and reply to emails, and we had a nice discussion. In addition, a group of seventh graders led an activity that...