V O L U M E 2 , I S S U E 2

VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
V O L U M E
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DECEMBER/JANUARY EDITION — 2012/2013
GETTING TO KNOW SUPE RVISOR LATIFA
the well being of the students’
academic learning, the students’
progress in their studies and brining the best teachers to educate
them. And she greatly cares about
the cooperation between the
teachers and the administration
for the benefit of the students. .
Our school’s supervisor is always
looking out for us whether academically or otherwise, she is conHer school duties as an
cerned for our health, building our
“academic Supervisor” are to orcharacter, and expressing our naganize the time, and periods for all tive culture and religion. Ms. Latifa
the school classes. For Ms. Latifa is also someone we can comfortais to the teachers, what our teach- bly talk to about our school coners are to us. She guides the
cerns. One of the other many
teachers on how they should pre- things she oversees is “The Leader
sent the lessons, on how to plan
in Me” classes and they are to ...
the lesson, and scheduling. Her
On the begging of 2013 Ward AlMoshawer a student of 8th grade
interviewed Academic supervisor,
Ms. Latifah Emanuel. From the
interview we have learned that
she has been in education for 32
years, 20 years of the 32 was in
Saudi Arabia.
empower the students using the
seven habits of highly effected people. It’s a famous program schools
and business use. It is a very successful program in our school. Other
of her goals are to make our school
of an American diploma level and to
be establish as an SAT center.
Thank you Ms. Latifa, for looking out
for us students.
Interviewer Ward Al-Moshawer
Article by Rawan Al– Moshawer
Grade 8
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
MS. LATIFA’S
INTERVIEW
MOVIE CHOICES
OF 2013
MS. HAIFA AND
THE SCHOOL’S
DRESSCODE
1
2
3
4
HEALTHY ALTERNATIVES AND
STUDENT POEMS
STUDENT’S RECOMANDATIONS
PHOTOGRAPHER’S CORNER
&
5
6
7
INSIGHT ON THE MID TERM EXAMINATION
Students of grade 8 interviewed students and teachers on the mid term
exams, this is what they had to say:
Interview with students:
Did you feel you had enough time for
testing ?
Zainab Al Moumen (G 7): Yes, I think
90 minutes is enough.
Yasmeen Al Freihi (G 9): Yes, because I finished in half of that time.
Yasmeen Al Freihi : No, because I
didn’t attuned the revisions.
Teacher Denise Louw : Yes,
proctoring is also part of my job.
Were you scared during the exam ?
and why ?
Zainab Al Moumen : Yes, because
it was the first time we had midterm exams.
Yasmeen Al Freihi : Yes, because
there were a lot of questions.
Do proctors help students during
exams ? if yes, with what ?
Teacher Wadha Al-Khaldi: Yes,
we helped them with what was
allowed.
Teacher Denise Louw: Yes we
helped them to get papers, and
to keep calm and to focus on the
questions.
Interview with proctors:
Did you enjoyed proctoring, and
Did the revision help you with tests ?
will you do it again ?
Zainab Al Moumen : Yes, because we
Teacher Wadha Al-Khaldi: Yes I did
had exactly the same questions on
enjoyed proctoring, I think it is the
the test.
best ever, and I like to do it again.
PUZZLES AND
JOKES
CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
 March 21
End of Third quarter.
 April 4
Return from spring break .
 May 22-25
Interviews by: Sara Al Mugren,
Shahad Al Shaikh and Sara Al
Mabuk
Grade 8
8
Long weekend.
 April 16
Early release day.
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VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
MOVIE CHOICES FOR 2013
It’s a new year! Want to have a movie night? Here’s a
Epic: Animation/Adventure/Family
list of 2013 top movies:
A teenager finds herself transported to a deep
Monsters University: Animation/
forest where a battle between the forces of good
Adventure/Comedy
and evil is taking place. Release date: Fri
A look at the relationship between Mike
24 May 2013 (USA)
and Sulley during their days at the
Smurfs 2: Comedy/Adventure/
University of Fear -- when they weren't
Despicable Me 2: Animation/Comedy/Family
necessarily the best of friends. Release
Gru, the girls, the unpredictably hilarious min- The Smurfs team up with their hu-
date: Thu 21 June 2013 (USA)
The Croods: Animation/Adventure/
ions and a host of new characters return.
man friends to rescue Smurfette,
Release date: Wed 3 July 2013 (USA)
who has been kidnapped by
Gargamel since she knows a secret
Comedy/Family
The world's very first prehistoric family
goes on a road trip to an uncharted
and fantastical world. Release date:
Fri 22 March 2013 (USA)
IMPORTANT
DATES
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire:
spell that can turn the evil sorcerer's
Action/Drama/Science-Fiction
newest creation - creatures called
taking place in a futuristic dystopian world, as the Naughties - into real Smurfs.
the heroine prepares for the Quarter Quell.
Release date: Wed 31 July 2013
Release date: Thu 21, Nov 2013 (USA)
(USA)
DEC.—JAN.
2012/2013
 December 31, 1997 Microsoft
buys Hotmail E-mail service
 January 1, 1610 German
astronomer Simon Marius 1st
discovers the Jupiter moons, but
does not officially report it,
Galileo does on July 1 ,1610.
 January 5, 1920 NY Yankees
announce purchase of Babe
Ruth
 January 20, 2009 Barack
Obama, inaugurated as the
44th President of the United
States of America, becomes the
United States' first AfricanAmerican president .
 January 25, 1961 Walt Disney's
"101 Dalmatians" released.
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launches their 1st artificial
satellite, Explorer 1
Family/Fantasy
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VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
T H E S C H O O L’ S D R E S S C O D E W I T H M S . H A I FA
Zainab Al Morohen of grade 7,
had an interesting conversation with the school’s Saudi
principal Ms. Haifa AlFajhan
on the dress code of the
school:
Ms.Zainab M.: Will grades 7 to
9 be able to wear jeans for P.E.
if we follow the dress code?
Ms. Haifa: No, because jeans
are not a formal dress code.
Ms. Zainab M.: At the boy’s
school can they wear shorts?
Ms. Haifa: No, they aren't allowed to.
Zainab M.: why can lower
grades wear short skirts and
not upper grades?
Ms. Haifa: Because they’re
little.
Ms. Zainab: Can we wear 2
earrings?
Ms. Haifa: yes, if they are
small.
Ms. Haifa also handed Ms. Zainab a useful copy of the school
dress regulations that states the
following:
Example art of the school uniform by Zainab Al Morohen
Grade 7
Male students’ hair must be cut
short no longer than behind the
ears. Female students’ hair is to
be pushed back and tied or
pinned up, never loose. No
make up or nail polish allowed.
Only jewelry allowed for students
are wrist watches, with the exception for female students to
wear small earrings.
As for the student uniforms, they
are to be solid blue and white.
For female students from grade
5 to grade 9 must wear skirts
only except on P.E. days (They
may change for P.E. to wear
pants). All uniforms need to
have the Rowad Alkhaleej logo.
Shoes must be a dark color and
sandals and high heels are not
allowed.
Thank you Ms. Haifa.
Interview By Zainab Al Morohen
Grade 7
Are you interested in music? Well, here are some songs that I recommend for you!
Justin Bieber feat. Ludacris All Around The World
Justin Bieber Beauty And A Beat ft. Nicki Minaj
Justin Bieber As Long As You Love Me ft. Big Sean
Justin Bieber Boyfriend
Rihanna – Diamonds
Rihanna - We Found Love ft. Calvin Harris
Rihanna - You Da One
Rihanna - Where Have You Been
Rihanna - Birthday Cake
Rihanna - What's My Name? ft. Drake
Rihanna Only Girl (In The World)
Breathe Carolina - Hit And Run
Breathe Carolina - Blackout
If I Die Tomorrow (Full Version) - Far East
Movement feat. Bill Kaulitz
Far East Movement - Like A G6 ft. The
Cataracs, DEV
Far East Movement - Live My Life ft. Justin
Bieber
Far East Movement - If I Was You (OMG)ft
Snoop Dogg
Music review by Sarah Zuhair Grade 8
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VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
POEMS FROM MS. DENIS’S ENGLISH CLASS
Live my way
Funny rainy day
The big storm (A Haiku)
Working…Working….
If I were a bird,
Even just for a day,
I’ll fly high and live my way.
The land is rough, but dry
The birds are sitting on the edge of
the bay.
They are calm, and I like their way
The trees are scared
The sky took off her blue coat
The wind a madman
All the time she is working
Cooking, baking, and cleaning
Never stops working,
She’s my mom.
If I were a bird,
Even just for a day,
I’ll spread happiness from July
to May
If I were a bird,
Even just for a day,
I’ll fly for peace and save the
day.
If I were a bird,
Even just for a day,
I’ll sing loudly saying what I
should say.
Poem by
Zahra Al-Radhi Grade 7
We are playing, my sister and I.
The clouds are full in the sky
It started to rain, like tears from the
sky.
It sounds like a musical cry,
And smells spicy, I don’t know why.
The birds are afraid, and fly away.
We play, and funny songs we say.
The land is soft, but wet
Like dough not cooked yet.
Long day, I will not forget
We had so much fun, and everything
was done
After dawn was gone
Rains stopped, and again the sun
shines.
Poem by
Juman Nouh Grade 7
Poem by
Shahad Al Moshawer Grade 7
Waves
Waves hit the rocks narrowly,
Like the rays of the sun
strikes.
I’m standing on the bridge
Where the fresh air is.
Waves roll in,
They crush the rocks.
Bsh..Filling my heart with assurance
Waves form, and sound,
That is where my peaceful
feeling is.
Poem by
Ghadeer Al Khalifa Grade 7
Teacher’s side: Compound Nouns and creative thinking.
Grammar rule: A compound nouns is one noun made by joining two or more words.
Compound nouns are written in three different ways:
All the time he’s working
Writing, calling, and sending
Never stops working,
He‘s my dad
Poem by
Zainab Al Mutawa Grade 7
The Snow!
The snow fell today
It’s more snow than yesterday
I was walking in my way
And my umbrella flew away.
I ran to my house to make
some fire
I put more wood to make it
higher
I went outside when the storm
went to sleep.
Poem by
Wojood Hassan Grade 7
Did you know ???
As single words, e.g. cross +bar = crossbar
Week + end = weekend
basket + ball = basketball
Two or more separate words, e.g. baseball cap
e.g. Chief Executive Officer
As hyphenated words, e.g. by-product
e.g. sister-in-law
(Writing Coach, Grade 6, Chapter 13.1.5, page 300)
The grade 7 Level 6 English class where very creative in naming the compound nouns as follows:
The single word compound nouns they call “closed compound nouns”;
The two or more separate word compound nouns they “open compound nouns” and
Compound nouns formed with hyphens between the words are called
“dash-compound nouns”.
When we were checking the answers in the exercise, I was quite surprised and at first puzzled, with the responses
of the students. I must have looked very strange to them. When it finally occurred to me that the above explanation is
what they actually meant, I was really delighted to see that they had actually been very creative in naming something
that could be quite difficult to remember.
As a class we all agreed that from now on, when talking about compound nouns, they will be referred to as open -,
closed – or dash- compound nouns.
Well done grade 7s!!!! You have shown initiative, creative thinking and humor.
Written by: Ms. Denise Louw (Grade 7 Level 6 English teacher)
Did you know that anteaters
live for only fourteen years?
Did you know that giraffes
sleep while standing up?
Did you know that seals can
stay underwater for twenty
minutes without breathing
(they are mammals not fish,
so they need air)?
Did you know that female
crabs can lay 40,000 eggs at
a time?
Did you know that elephants
weigh six tons?
Article by Zahra Al-Radhi
Grade 7
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VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
HEALTHY ALTERNATIVES WITH MS. KARA’S C LA SS
The Teacher gave us some organic products , and advised us to taste them. Everyone selected a product and started to
taste it. I picked a product called ( Crunchy
Chocolate Muesli) and I had a bite. It’s a
delicious mixture of rolled oats, wheat flakes,
chocolate, coconut, and rice crispies. It tasted
sweet and crunchy, similar to the taste of corn
flakes. I brought some boiled milk and I mixed
it with this organic product. Amazingly, it
tasted like hot cereal. I think I would use this
product again and I guarantee that chocolate
lovers would recommend it. Crunchy Chocolate Muesli can be purchased for only 21.50
SR! On a scale of 1 to 10 (1 is the lowest and
10 is the highest), I gave it a 10.
Article by Dalya Al jaroudi Grade 8
I tried the brown flax seeds,
The chewy it's cost 10.25 sr.
seeds are packed with full of
nutrients , omega-3 fatty
acids, antioxidants,
minerals, and essential vitamin .I ate it with
yogurt , my mom tried it with me and she
actually liked it . I didn’t like it though , I think
because I'm not used to it . I will not buy it
again , on a scale of 1 to 10 ( 1 is the lowest
and 10 is the highest ) , I gave it a 4 .
Article by Ghada Al Otaibi Grade 9
Brown rice is rich in minerals and vitamins. More
specifically, it is a good
source of magnesium and
dietary fiber and an excellent source of selenium and manganese. it cost 15.95 SR.
I ate it with my family at home. My
mother cooked it with chicken. Me and
my brothers don’t like it but my mother
liked it. I give this kind of rice
4 out of 10 .
Article by Sara Alasfoor Grade 9
I bought organic tea
from tamimi
market. It
cost 20,95
SAR. I chose
the organic
red tea to taste it and find the difference
between it and the normal tea. I take a
glass cup and filled it with a hot water,
then I put the tea bag in the water about
10 minutes to be ready to drink it, then I
put 1 and a half sugar spoon to be sweet.
It taste good, like the normal tea but the
normal tea is more sweet than the organic. Actually I will not use it again because I prefer the normal tea because it’s
more sweet than the organic tea. The tea
leaves may be opened and we put it in the
water, or in a bag and we put the bag in
the water, and it may be a red tea, green
tea or a mint tea. Scale of 1-10, 1 is the
lowest 10 is the highest. I give it 8 of 10.
Article by Alzahra AlHawaj Grade 9
Yoki chips are vegetable
fusion crackers. They are
100% natural rice grains,
corn grains, vegetable oils
and chili. they have 0%
trans-fat and 0% cholesterol. Yoki rice crackers
have good source of fiber, it
has no artificial colors and no preservations. I
opened a pack of the chips and ate them
without any dip, I think they are great healthy
snacks and I would definitely buy them again.
They were 2.95 riyals a pack. On a scale of 1
to 10, (1 is the lowest and 10 is the highest),
I would give them a 7.
Article by Lana Al Hamily
Grade 9
This fruit juice is a pear
natural juice, it cost 6.50 SR.
It has no sugar added and no
preservatives, it is a source of
vitamin "C".
I drank some and I added
some of it into fruit salad, it
has a little bit of bitterness,
First of all I didn’t like the
taste, but when I mixed it
with fruit salad it tasted much
better. I will try to drink it
again because it is a healthy drink. On a scale of
1 to 10 I give it 6. (1 is the lowest and 10 is the
highest).
Article by Reem Al-Jaroudi Grade 9
On December 17th 2012, I asked Mayra to cook On a scale pf 1 to 10 ( 1 is lowest and 10 is
the highest ), I give it 7.
for us, Pates Alimenaires from Markal brand,
this is a whole flour Pasta Penne. It is made
from organic whole wheat semolina. It cost
29.15 S.R. We boiled the pasta with a little bit of
salt and vegetable oil for 10 minutes, then we
sauted it with onion and garlic until translucent.
Next we added ground chicken,chopped tomatoes and dried herbs ( oregano, basil and
thyme ). After the chicken was cooked we add
tomato paste and spaghetti sauce and boiled it
for 5 minutes. Salt and pepper were also added
to taste. The dish was served hot with mozzarilla
Journalist Sara Al–Wuhaib Grade 9
cheese on top and garnished with coriander
leaves. I ate it for dinner with my mother and my
Editor: More healthy food articles can be
sister. The taste was delicious. I would cook it
found at the school facebook page.
again.
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Random shots from the boy’s school
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
NEW EXPERIANCES: STUDENTS VISITING OTHER CLASSES
Visiting Ms.Rima’s Class
On the 18th of December we attended KG-1A
class with ms. Rima. They were studying math.
Group 1 were coloring numbers. They were learning ordinals. Group 2 were tracing numbers from
0-10. Group 3 were building lego blocks they are
taking the position of each number. Group 4 were
matching pictures with numbers. And group 5
were doing laces and bottoms. They were rotating
the centers changing groups and jobs. We really
had fun joining them. We really like to attend another class with Ms. Rima and her students.
Article by Ward AlMoshawer, Rawan AlMoshawer,
Jude AlHajjaj Grade 8
VOICE OF THE STUDENTS
Visiting Ms. Krystal Dejesus’s Class
On Wednesday, the 26th of December 2012
we visited the first grade boy’s classroom
(1E). We stayed 15 minutes and we observed
the boys and their teacher Ms. Krystal Dejesus. We took some information about the
subjects and the way she teaches them. She
has 21 students in her class and knows how
to communicate with the children and her
lesson was good. The topic was about cause
and effect. The students participated with the
teacher and they gave her some examples
about the topic. If we were kids we would
enjoy the class too, but since we are grade
eight we already understand all these lessons
but it was fun watching the small kids listen
to their teacher and learn something new.
Article by Manar Alkhalifa, Leena Alfakher,
Dana Almahroos, Samara Alshakis Grade 8
Visiting Ms. Eva Cox’s Class
1– To have a green field at the girls section.
2– To have a Swimming pool.
3- Girls should be permitted to wear jeans
4- More school trips, examples: Bahrain , Dubai , holiday inn , Kuwait , sunset.
5- Sports lessons (soccer , basketball , tennis , volleyball).
6- The school must change some of the teachers attitudes.
7-Sports championship.
8- Cafeteria.
It was a good day (25th of December, 2012)
we spent it with KG2 C (Ms. Cox’s) from 8:30
am to 9:00 am. The students were so
adorable and polite!
It was time to sit on the carpet, they sat on
the carpet quietly, and their teacher started to
show them some cards that has words written
on them, and they started pronouncing them,
They 'all were so good in pronouncing!
After that it was snack time, they looked so
happy and excited, some of them had healthy
food and some of them didn’t, they had all
kinds of fruits and healthy food.
9– Both sections must have the same activities and
classes as each other.
After eating their snacks they sat on the
carpet again, and each child picked a story
and started reading it.
Fatima Al Ibrahim,
Sara Al Mugren, Shahd Al AlShaikh
I really enjoyed my day with them I wish I
could do this all over again.
Survey by grade 8 students:
Special thanks to participating students from the
boy’s section (shown in pictures).
Article By Shahd Alnaji
Grade 8
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Photographers' Corner
Snapshots by Grade 7’s Photographers
Razan Al-Eid and Abrar Al-Khawaja
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
PERSONAL HYGIENE TIPS FOR TEENAGE GIRLS
Girls in their teens
may notice that they
must pay more attention to personal hygiene because their
bodies are going
through a change. Sweat glands
become active and causes body
odor. The hormone levels
change, causing hair to grow in
places it never grew before. The
practice of good hygiene can
make the changes a teenage girl
goes through easier to deal with.
KEEP FACIAL SKIN
CLEAN
The Right and Wrong
BRUSH YOUR TEETH AFTER MEALS
Shower or bath daily to
remove the offensive odor
that develops when bacteria caused from sweating is
left on the skin to grow. The
odor from these bacteria
has a strong smell to it,
especially in the area of the
armpits and the feet. The
groin area may develop an
unpleasant odor. Cleanse
your body with warm water
and a gentle soap.
Do not let bad breaths (halitosis) become a problem. Brush your teeth
after eating, especially after eating
foods that contribute to bad breath.
Clean your teeth for two minutes minimum, and replace your toothbrush
after three months. Brush your tongue
as well as the top of your mouth, using a light touch. Use floss to remove
plaque and pieces of food from between your teeth. Schedule an appointment to have your teeth cleaned
by a dentist twice a year.
CHANGE YOUR CLOTHES EVERY DAY
Put on clean clothes every day to prevent smelling bad, as fabrics have a
tendency to absorb odors. Make sure
your socks and undergarments are
freshly laundered. Wear shirts and
socks made of cotton, as this fabric
and other natural fabrics are good at
blotting up perspiration.
ANTIPERSPIRANT AND DEODORANT
Use an antiperspirant or a deodorant
under your arms if you feel you need
to control the smell caused by bacteria. An antiperspirant works to stop
sweating, and it may help sweat dry
up. Deodorant is designed to mask
the unpleasant odor that comes from
bacteria growth associated with
sweating. Antiperspirants and deodorKEEP HAIR CLEAN Brush and comb ants may be irritating to sensitive
your hair before going out, Wash your skin.
hair at least once a week with hair
HAIR REMOVAL
shampoo for your particular hair type
(NORMAL, DRY, OILY).
Shave your under arms and legs if you
desire, but do so with care. Use a new
YOUR NAILS
blade if you are going to shave with a
manual razor to lessen your risk of
DO NOT BITE YOUR NAILS. YOU COULD HURT THE SKIN
cutting yourself. Also use shaving
AROUND YOUR NAILS.
cream, or a shaving gel. Take your
time when shaving to avoid nicks and
TRIM YOUR NAILS WITH NAIL SCISSORS OR A NAIL CLIPPER.
cuts. Try using a moisturizer that contains no oil if you want to make facial
Hygiene article by
hair less noticeable, or use a bleaching product. Talk to your parents
Ms. Michelle November (Health Teacher)
about removing facial hair permaEditor: Thank you.
nently, if you are thinking about it.
Wash your face twice a
day to prevent the
formation of blackheads and pimples
that can lead to acne.
Thoroughly wet your
face with warm water,
and then apply a gentle cleanser. It is a
good idea to wipe your
face clean with a mild
toner after your face
dries, using a moist
cotton pad.
Snapshots by Grade 8’s Photographers
Shahd Al-Shaikh and Sara Al-Mugren
SHOWER OR BATH DAILY
Fun And Games
RIDDLES
1)
I can sing, but I can't talk.
I can climb a high tree, but can't
run. I have very soft coat and a
very hard mouth. What am I?
JOKES
Teacher: Who is your favorite author?
Pupil: George Washington.
Teacher: But George Washington never
wrote any books.
Pupil: Exactly.
Q: Why most jokes are short?
A: So you can remember them.
Teacher: you wrote the same dog essay
as your brother did word for word.
Student: Yes, because its the same dog.
Teacher: what is the plural of man?
Student: Men.
Teacher: what is the plural of child?
Student: Twins.
Teacher: what is a synonym?
Student: It is a word you use when you
can’ t spell the other word.
Connect with the Best
2)
Everybody has some. You can
lose some, you can gain some.
But you cannot live without it.
What am I?
3)
A bus driver was heading down a
street in Colorado. He went right
past a stop sign without stopping, he turned left where there
was a "no left turn" sign past a
cop car. Still - he didn't break
any traffic laws. Why not?
RIDDLE ANSWERS
RAIS VISION STATEMENT
www.facebook.com/Rowad.AlKhaleej.Dammam
To inspire students to be lifelong
learners and to acquire “Education
for Life”. Not only must students be
prepared academically, they must be
nurtured and cared for through a
shared partnership between teachers
and parents.
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Al Zouhor District
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Direct contact: 0554155456
Principal Mary Jane Flores
Email: mflores@rais.edu.sa
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RAIS Boys school contact numbers:
8307648/8307890
Direct contact: 0537282896
Principal Darryl Centers
Email: dcenters@rais.edu.sa
C R O S S W O R D
P U Z Z L E
By Laila Numan Al-Mohammedy Grade 7
7
Across
1. Opposite of tight.
2. Another word for liberty.
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3. Second largest clock in the world.
4. Country with the largest population.
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Test Your Math Skills
ADDRESS
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8356861/8356711/8356783
The Rowad Al-Khaleej International
School aims to empower students to
think creatively, valuing diversity,
pursue a passion for learning and to
contribute in a positive way to society
while continuing to embrace the values of our society.
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students who ate
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Healthy Eating survey by
Shahd Alnaji
Grade 9
Editor/Layout Planner: Mada Aquel
Assistant-Editor: Denise Louw
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