Spring Break Reading and International Bookclubs!

It is very rare that a title warrants an exclamation mark, but today it does! We have two ways to share digitally and globally about our reading.

The first is contributing to our class slideshow about where and what we were reading over Spring break. I am sure you are excited to hear that I finished Lincoln in the Bardo and what fun places I got to read it in over break.



The second opportunity is to join an international bookclub. Liv, a tween reading enthusiast, has started a Padlet bookclub for The Mysterious Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo. Go to her padlet, read the instructions, and share your thinking with a world of reader.

Happy reading over break!

Flag Parade

ISKL Melawati celebrates our diversity! All of elementary walked around the school, representing their cultures and countries. We waved our flags and smiled at the parents watching. Lots of pictures were taken!

We celebrate our cultures through the Flag Parade because we are an international school. This lets us learn more about each other. There are 51 countries represented by ISKL Melawati students.

I felt so proud of all our international community members. I was especially amazed by the students who had to stand up for their country alone at the assembly.

Look at all the cultures represented in 4HR.

Anabelle from the US, Aubrey from the US and Korea, Siddharth from India, Nikita from India, and David from Korea. 

Aayushi from India, Paige from the US and Singapore, Nathan from Korea and Canada, and Alice from China.

Cathy from China, Aadit from India, Danny from the US and Chile, Sophia from Thailand and Australia, Tiago from France and Chile, and Naoko from Japan

Heathcliff from Thailand and Canada, Allie from Canada, Gregorio from Italy, Araxi from India, and Jenna from Australia and the Phillipines

4HR

At the Melawati assembly