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Elementary School Newsletter

May & June 2026

Mission Vision

The Mission of the Modern American School is to provide learners with an engaging and challenging blended learning environment within a diverse community . We focus on international programs , learners’ well-being , fostering international mindedness , and offering opportunities and experiences that contribute to learners’ growth .

How toAccessYour Child's Photos and Videos

Photo Moment Photo Moment

As part of our School Improvement Plan and ongoing communication with parents, we have enhanced our newsletter to provide easier access to photos and videos through folders and social media. In some pages, you will find a “Click here” button that gives you direct access to the photos or videos.

Image Access

Waggle Achievement – 10,000 Points

Milestone

Congratulations on collecting over 10,000 points on Waggle! Your dedication, effort, and enthusiasm truly shine through this achievement. Keep soaring higher and inspiring others with your commitment to learning and growth

Elementary Stars Shine in Wonderland

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A group of our elementary students took part in the school play “Wonderland: Alice Through the Whole New Looking Glass”, delivering a performance that was both wonderful and truly enjoyable. Their creativity and teamwork brought the story to life on stage.

A Day of Fun & Challenge

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Our students had a blast at Telematch, enjoying exciting games filled with laughter, teamwork, and unforgettable moments!

Tia Abu AlHawa Wins Big at Dubai Gymnast-Ex Competition

We proudly celebrate Grade 4 student Tia Abu AlHawa, who excelled at the Dubai Gymnast-Ex Competition, winning 4 gold medals and the Overall First Place trophy!

Grade 2 – Drawing Stories with Ms. Sawsan

As part of the How We Express Ourselves unit, Grade 2 learners welcomed art teacher Ms. Sawsan, who guided them in illustrating the characters of their collaboratively written story. Together, they combined writing and art to bring their imaginative tale to life.

Grade 2B – Young Storytellers Shine

During a session in the library, our young authors proudly presented their group class story, “The Cookie Monsters.”

Through teamwork, creativity, and communication, learners used their imagination to bring their funny and exciting story to life while building their confidence as readers and storytellers.

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Grade 2A – Creative Voices in Action

learners used their communication skills to read the class story “Hoope Summons” which they cooperatively wrote and illustrated as part of the How We Express Ourselves unit.

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Stories Come to Life – Grade 2 Publishing Party

As an action for the theme "How We Express Ourselves", our Grade 2 students celebrated their creativity during a publishing party at the main library! It was a joyful day filled with storytelling, imagination, and inspiration, as our young authors proudly shared their wonderful pieces of work. Click to

Ending the year with curiosity, discovery, and celebration

Book Club Finale 2026

Our last Book Club session of the year was filled with adventure, fun, learning, and challenges. Excitement and wins marked every moment—see you next year for more inspiring reads!

Grade5

EXHIBITION

S Sh ha ar ri in ng g

P Pl la an ne et t

There is no planet B

Grade 5 Exhibition – Drops of Change

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FortheirExhibitionproject,agroupofGrade5learners installedawaterfilteratBilalElementarySchoolto providecleandrinkingwater.Throughcollaborationand responsibility,theyturnedtheirlearningintorealimpact forthecommunity.

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For their Exhibition project, a group of Grade 5 learners planted beneficial herbs such as rosemary and aloe vera in the school garden. Their collaborative effort not only beautified the space but also supported the environment and community with sustainable greenery.

Grade 5 Exhibition – Think Before You Sink

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For their Exhibition project, a group of Grade 5 learners studied water consumption at school and identified the areas of highest use whether faucets, bidets, or toilets. To reduce waste, they installed tools in the school bathrooms that help limit water usage, turning their research into practical action for sustainability.

Grade 5 Exhibition – Small Worms, Big Impact

(Turning Waste into Life)

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For their Exhibition project, a group of Grade 5 learners introduced the idea of raising worms to produce natural fertilizer. By decomposing organic materials and reusing food leftovers, they created eco‑friendly compost that supports sustainability and benefits the environment.

Grade 5 Exhibition – Harvesting

Rainwater

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For their Exhibition project, a group of Grade 5 learners explored water harvesting systems as a sustainable solution to conserve water. After conducting research and reflecting on the importance of responsible water use, they proposed the idea to their parents and the school community, encouraging others to consider practical ways to protect natural resources and support the environment.

Grade 5 Exhibition –A Greener Bite

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For their Exhibition project, a group of Grade 5 learners investigated the impact of plastic pollution and proposed replacing plastic utensils in the school cafeteria with green, recyclable alternatives. Through their action, they aimed to reduce plastic waste, promote more responsible choices, and encourage the school community to take practical steps toward protecting the environment.

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Grade 5 Exhibition – Green Energy

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For their Exhibition project, a group of Grade 5 learners spread awareness about renewable energy and participated with their creative ideas for using clean energy sources. Their project highlighted how sustainable power can protect the environment and inspire communities to adopt greener solutions.