Students visualize, role play, and give presentations. They write friendly letters to students in other countries. They write a letter of concern to a local municipal authority or a letter to an embassy asking for information concerning their upcoming presentations. Students taste caviar, listen to folklore music, or even learn a simple authentic Kazakh dance. Mrs. Zolghadr's students try their hands on Chinese calligraphy and making Japanese kites.
Students learn that history is a never-ending argument and so they debate and argue.
At the end of each unit of study, students are tested on the history, geography, and culture of each country. We never lose sight of the importance of reading and writing. These skills are emphasized throughout the year. View Guestbook people have visited since June 7, 2000. This site is maintained by Stephanie Frank .