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Students start the school year by setting personal reading goals and exploring different genres in literature. The classroom buzzes with excitement as everyone shares their favorite books and authors.

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October brings the beauty of poetry into the classroom. Students learn about different forms of poetry and are encouraged to express themselves through their own creations. The walls become adorned with their poetic masterpieces.

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With the new year, students are introduced to new genres of literature. From mystery to science fiction, each student chooses a book that introduces them to a new world. This month is about expanding horizons and challenging comfort zones.

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February is dedicated to in-depth studies of specific authors. Students pick an author, read several of their works, and research their life and writing style. This endeavor culminates in presentations that celebrate the authors' contributions to literature.

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March focuses on mastering the art of persuasion. Students learn about argumentative writing and speaking, engaging in debates on various topics. This helps develop critical thinking and public speaking skills.

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April immerses students in the world of William Shakespeare. They explore his plays, sonnets, and historical context, understanding his impact on literature and the English language.

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As the year nears its end, students undertake an editorial project. They write opinion pieces on topics of their choice, learning the importance of research, critical analysis, and clear writing.

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Upcycling Project Done by: Noor Barakat 

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Upcycling Project Done by: Noor Barakat 

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Ramadhan Lantern

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Time Management

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Second Semester