Second grade students at Discover have been learning about the five senses.
They explored how we use sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell in our daily lives.
As a creative project, they designed and crafted their own “Flower of the Senses.”
Each petal represents a different sense and shows what they have learned in a fun and meaningful way.
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Today, the students from I5, First Grade, and Second Grade went to the theatre to watch the play The Frog Prince. They were very excited to see the story come to life on stage. Through the adventures of the characters, they learned about the importance of sharing with others. The play also showed them how valuable true friendship is. They understood that having friends means caring for them and being kind. It was a wonderful experience full of learning and fun.
In these videos, 1st grade students are working on the names of pet animals and the use of adjectives. Using the digital board, the children name and describe the animals with simple words. This activity helps them learn in a visual and fun way, improve their pronunciation, and take an active part in the lesson.
Fourth-grade students can be seen actively participating in speaking games where they practice the structures there is and there are, as well as countable and uncountable nouns. Through fun and dynamic activities, the children describe objects, food, and different situations using English in a meaningful way. These games encourage active participation, cooperation among classmates, and improvement in pronunciation and fluency. Learning becomes more motivating and enjoyable as students practice English while having fun. 💬💭
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Fifth-grade students can be seen actively participating in the English speaking class. They are working in small groups, which allows them to cooperate and support each other while practicing the language. Through fun and engaging games, students improve their oral communication skills in a natural way. These activities help build confidence, encourage participation, and make learning English enjoyable.💬💬
Second grade students are working on the five senses. Through different activities, they identify each sense and the part of the body used for it: sight with the eyes, hearing with the ears, smell with the nose, taste with the tongue, and touch with the hands. The students participate actively, repeating vocabulary and matching images with actions. In this way, they learn English in a fun way.
Students from first and second grade went to the theater to watch the play “Rudolph.” They had a wonderful time throughout the performance. The show was fun, engaging, and full of lively moments. The actors encouraged the children to participate, which made the experience even more special.
Today in fifth grade students have been practicing comparative and superlative sentences in different learning stations. The students have worked both orally and in writing, always collaborating in groups. They were able to move around, share ideas, and help one another. They had a great time while learning!
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Eric, our fourth-grade student, has prepared a wonderful presentation about the Earth.
In Discover we are learning about the Earth and the planets and in his project, he talks about our planet’s main characteristics and its importance for life.
He has worked very hard to make his presentation clear and interesting for everyone.
In addition, Eric has designed some thoughtful questions for his classmates to answer.
The first-grade students have started learning English in Primary, and they have completed Unit 1 in a very fun and engaging way. They have learned vocabulary related with toys and have started to form sentences through songs, games, and interactive activities.
Helena, our fourth-grade student, gave a magnificent presentation about the planets in English during the Discover class. Her presentation was well-organized and full of interesting facts. She also used beautiful visuals that helped her classmates understand better. The whole class enjoyed listening to her talk about the planets. 🪐
Thanks Helena for your
excellent work and effort.😃
The students of third grade have been working on a very interesting and useful topic in Discover class: the different types of food.
Throughout this project,
the children have learned to recognize and classify foods into main groups such as carbohydrates, fruits, vegetables, dairy, proteins, and healthy fats.
They have discovered the role each type of food plays in helping our bodies
stay healthy and strong.
As a final activity, each
student created their own food book, where are illustrated and described various
foods, grouping them by category.
"They’ve learned so
much, they could become great chefs someday!"
Ending the School Year with Art and Ice Cream! 🍦🎨
We’re excited to share some special photos with you! As part of our end-of-year fun, the children created colorful ice cream crafts in Arts and Crafts — the perfect way to celebrate the start of summer and cool down.
It was a fun and refreshing way to wrap up a wonderful year of learning, growing, and playing together.
Fourth-grade students worked in groups to create beautiful posters about the planets in our solar system. Each group chose a planet to research and included fun facts, drawings, and colorful decorations on their poster.
The students learned many interesting things about space, like how big the planets are, how long it takes them to orbit the Sun, and what they are made of. They also practiced working together as a team, sharing ideas, and helping each other.
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