Saturday, 3 May 2014

Exhibition Day!

The Exhibition Day was an amazing day for all of us! We sang and we displayed our boards.All of us enjoyed presenting our boards to our parents and to other people.

 In the Junior Hall, where we displayed our boards, there were little reflections that we wanted people to fill out. We got a lot of great comments! If you wrote something, thank you very much for your comment.

Here are some reflections from that evening:
  • I learned that 32% of people in year 6 are not from Sudan.
  • I am impressed with their clear voices and loud speaking.
  • I learned that Celebrating Sudan has many aspects and traditions.
  • I was impressed of the ways of communication and expressions and different ideas.
  • I learned Sudan is important in the world.
  • I was impressed with the presentation.
  • I learned that 32% of people in year 6 are not born in Sudan.
  • I was impressed with clear voices and loud voices.
  • I learned that the percentage of the people in kics who know a lot about Sudan is high.
  • I was impressed with the knowledge of Sudan's history.
  • I learned that Sudan is a great country to live in and be proud of.
  • I was impressed they came up with good actions.
  • I learned Sudan isn't  actually a bad country to live in.
  • I was impressed with how they encourage people to like Sudan
  • I learned effective change does not need to be complicated.
  • I was impressed with students power teaching kids.
  • I learned that people have to respect the culture of people.
  • I was impressed that every country has a bright side. 

Tuesday, 22 April 2014

Action Documentary

We were asked to make a video of our process in our action stage. Click below to watch our video. We enjoyed doing the action; especially the Sudanese snack tasting!

Remember to watch the video....
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Sudanese Snacks!

As we had already written, we went around to each class  in the Primary Section and let all the students try out the snacks. Many people loved the snacks! We did this action because we wanted to raise the awareness about Sudanese foods. The 3 snacks were Gongalaise, Dome and Nubug.




Here are some images of the action!















Bilingual books



We ordered some bilingual books to celebrate the Arabic language!. We will put them in the junior and Infant library so people can read them and can help the Non-native speakers improve their Arabic. Here are some pictures of them:

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We also read a book called 'Bosley Sees The World'. It was a very nice book!