“Children must
be taught how to think, not what to think.” ― Margaret Mead
Students of year
4 went for a field trip to Dubai Aquarium on 12th February’2015. It was
connected to our science curriculum based on the topic of Habitats. They learnt
amazing facts about the local species and their habitats through a special
program called Jewels of Arabia. This program was designed to foster an
appreciation for the unique adaptations of these animals in their habitats. The
students learnt about how to conserve the Arabian Oryx and also how they could
help in survival of these animals.
The children
participated well and were curious to know more about the species there. They
asked questions to satisfy their curiosity which was highly appreciated by them
by the tour guides.
The team work by
the teachers and the enthusiasm and excitement of the students made the day a
memorable one. It was a GREAT LEARNING EXPERIENCE for our year 4 children, who
thoroughly enjoyed every moment of their trip.
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