Thursday, April 07, 2011

There is nothing more beautiful than a free breakfast!!!

Our school today welcomed the Teaanayel Factory representatives where they distributed Puck sandwiches, while explaining the benefits of milk which is a critical component of the Puck cheese.They easily grabbed the students' attention by letting them participate in "Puck cheese contest" through modelling trees by Puck lids and covers.From every class of the school, five students will volounteer and submit their artwork model.Then every member of the winning group will earn a "Bicycle"...Always be ready for surprises :):):)

Wednesday, April 06, 2011

شاركوني فرحتي

يحتفل أطفال صف الروضة الثانية بأعياد ميلاد للتلامذة الذين يصادف عيدهم خلال العام الدراسي بحيث يتشارك التلامذة فرحة العيد بمحبة و تعاون .ما أجمل الإحتفال مع وجود كل الأحبة و الأصدقاء

Tuesday, April 05, 2011

Makassed Frog's Green March: Beirut, Lebanon



Click  to view a 3D scene of our Green Day!
Move around and zoom in to check out the smallest details! 






"Makassed schools in Beirut organized on Saturday, April 2nd, the Frogs’ march where thousands of students in green T-shirts marched to the new Pine International Forest. An amazing campaign… where students declared that they collected thousands of pledges from people, to protect the environment within the ENO International program. The minister of Environment and the Honorary president of Makassed with the president and members of the board, directors and principals attended this major event…ENJOY…"
Mr. Mohamad Machnouk

i love the Bulletin!!

I was heading to the school office when i captured my pioneer Dounia decorating the bulletin with an unforgettable character: our Makassed KSPS ENO student.This bulletin is a walk to always remember our green responsibilities, sheding the light on how to save our mother earth.Through this bulletin, we are going to feel,taste, and even smell our green initiatives!!:):):)

Makassed ENO Climate Change Campaign in Newspapers

2/4/2011 was indeed a tremendous day! More than 1000 Makassediyyeen were boasting their pledges for a noble cause, and that was fabulous! The natural beauty of our Horj was breathtaking; the weather was not less than perfect; the Makassed family was all united.

Thanks to all who made it happen.

One heart, One Makassed!

http://www.almustaqbal.com/stories.aspx?StoryID=460347

http://www.assafir.com/Article.aspx?EditionId=1813&ChannelId=42628&ArticleId=318&Author

http://www.alanwar-leb.com/article.php?articleID=117960&categoryID=6

http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.annahar.com%2Fcontent.php%3Ftable%3Dtarbia%26type%3Dtarbia%26priority%3D2%26day%3DMon&h=b7e67

http://www.aliwaa.com/default.aspx?NewsID=221011

Friday, April 01, 2011

Outside My Classroom Windows: Australia

 Eucalyptus Trees
What you see outside your classroom windows is more than beautiful!




Every one of us will see something different...that's the joy of the story.


"Outside the Classroom Windows" drawings by our friends at Hatton Vale State School in Australia.
Thank you our Aussie friends and thank you Ms. Shane Eleison for sharing your drawings with us!

A Package from Japan

We're so pleased to receive a package from our dear friend in Japan, Hikari...
We're glad you've enjoyed reading our letters!

Beautiful Displays

and best wishes from Lebanon
Big Thank You...We loved those awesome erasers!

Thanks a lot, Hikari!

You made our day!





 "Thank You Cards"
Dear Hikari,
We were worried about you and about our friends in Japan...We thought of you all immediately when we heard about the earthquake and Tsunami in your country. We can't even imagine how frightening and scary it must be there...
Thank God you are all ok! Our thoughts are with you...
Be safe!... many prayers for you and to everyone who is suffering from the disaster. 

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Outside My Classroom Windows













What's outside our classroom windows?
 Click to view a 3D scene of what we see outside our classroom windows...
Move around and zoom in to check out the smallest details! 



"Outside My Classroom Windows" is a project that tells a lot about where people live. We looked outside of the classroom windows for five minutes and drew what we saw.
Friends from different countries are going to join in and then we'll compare and contrast the things we see!