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17/5/19

Being safe...on the road

In Social Science we are working and learning about road safety. I want to remind you these 4 vital concepts to keep in mind:

1- TRAFFIC LIGHTS

They ensure that means of transports and pedestrians move as safely as possible.

2- ZEBRA CROSSING

It is useful to cross the roads safely. They look like the stripes of a zebra animal.

3- SEATBELT

It is a device designed to avoid pain in case of having an accident.

You should wear it always as shown in the following photo:

4- HELMET

It protects our head when riding a bike.

Are you a good citizen? Do you keep safe on the road? Do you use these 4 tools?

We will talk about it next day at Science class!

21/3/19

WATER DAY

22nd March we celebrate the world water day!

Our raindrops with a message

8/3/19

Fables time!

Enjoy The Lion and The Mouse fable. What can you learn from it?
Have a great weekend and see you on Monday!

Another one..here The Ants and The Crumbs.

29/1/18

Dr King

This week we celebrate the Peace Day and we are learning who was this important man.
Do you remember which dream did he have?

VIDEOS:

6/12/17

20 things we should say more often!

Kid President believes the things we say can help make the world more awesome. Here he shares a special list of 20 things we should say more often. What would you add to it?

2/11/17

Malala

In Social and Civic Values we are working on the biography of Malala:

Who is Malala? She is a school girl who became well-known around the world at a very young age. In fact, she has won the Nobel Peace Prize at the age of 17.

Where was she born? She was born in Pakistan in 1997.

Why is she a significant person? She is known for her education and women's rights activism where the Taliban had at times banned girls from attending school.

Watch this video to know more about Malala: