Al-Abbas School

*"Al Abbas School – 5th & Last Day of Student Week! Dino-mite day at the Safari Park! 🦕✨ Lots of fun, laughs, and a super exciting dino show – the kids had a blast! 😍🎉 "*

"🎨 Colors Unleashed! 🌈
On the 4th Day of Students' Week, we dived into a world of colors! 😊 Kids had a blast painting, creating, and expressing themselves. It was a day of fun, laughter, and making memories! 🥰 "

"Movie Day ! 🎥👏 3rd Day Highlights: Giggles, Snacks, and Unforgettable Moments! 🍿👫 "

📝 Comparison of Objects: Heavy, Heavier, Heaviest

*Today’s Activity: Weighty Comparisons!*

Let's explore and compare objects based on their weight! These are words that describe how light or heavy something is—like _heavy_, _heavier_, and _heaviest_.

*🎯 Objective:*

- Students will be able to:
- Compare and identify objects as heavy, heavier, and heaviest.
- Use comparative terms correctly in speech and writing.
- Arrange objects in order of weight.

*The purpose* of the Montessori spindle box is to teach children the abstract concepts of numbers by connecting a written symbol to its corresponding quantity through a hands-on, tactile activity. It helps children understand concepts like zero.

Sorting fun ✨✨

*Subject: General knowledge*
*Topic: Lifecycle of a Hen*
*Objectives:*

- Students will be able to describe the life cycle of a hen, starting from egg to adult chicken.
- Students will understand the different stages of growth and change that a hen goes through.
- Students will be able to identify and sequence the stages of a hen's life cycle (egg, embryo, hatchling , chick , adult chicken).
- Students will develop an appreciation for the growth and development of living things, like hens.

Our vibrant math market, organized by the talented students of Class 3 and 4, was a huge success! The stalls were buzzing with excitement as students from other classes explored and interacted with various selling and purchasing activities.
Kudos to Class 3 and 4 for their outstanding efforts in making math accessible and enjoyable for everyone! "