3rd Grade
How do we learn about the past, especially before history was recorded? What connects ancient and modern people? Third graders have been exploring these questions and more through the study of archaeology. We have been excited to examine the artifacts of DIS staff, petroglyphs in Korea, and more! We are ready to begin exploring ancient and modern civilizations as archaeologists!

Miss Prestia’s 2nd Grade Class

Second graders have completed their first full cycle of the writing process! We celebrated by sharing our first published stories with our classroom friends. We also recorded ourselves reading our stories, and were able to listen to everyone's story read aloud! What a great celebration!

High School Students Try to Keep Homer Alive!

What does our body try to do when it doesn’t feel right? It tries to regulate itself and get back to its normal condition. The students were trying to regulate Homer’s glucose level, temperature, and fluid level. Were they able to keep Homer alive? Go and ask them!

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Second Grade
Grade 2 looks a little different this year! You'll no longer find standard desks and chairs in rooms 104 or 105. In their place are a variety of seating options which include yoga balls, yoga matts, swivel stools, standing tables, lowered tables, cushions, and bean bags. 2nd graders are enjoying the freedom to choose a comfortable spot where they work best. Flexible seating is off to a great start this year!

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Second Grade
Grade 2 looks a little different this year! You'll no longer find standard desks and chairs in rooms 104 or 105. In their place are a variety of seating options which include yoga balls, yoga matts, swivel stools, standing tables, lowered tables, cushions, and bean bags. 2nd graders are enjoying the freedom to choose a comfortable spot where they work best. Flexible seating is off to a great start this year!

Miss Stark- World History

Archaeologists for a day!

In August, students in Ms. Stark’s World History course got to be archaeologists for the day. Each group invented a culture and decorated a clay pot with symbols of their culture. Then, they smashed their pots and passed pieces to another group who tried to piece them together and find clues about language, religion, government, and other traits of the culture. Students learned that archaeology is a challenging but important part of learning about our past.

Girls HS Volleyball
The high school girls volleyball team started off their season with 2 wins and a loss. Both Mr. Liss and Mrs. Jolly were very pleased with the results. The team is practicing hard to get ready for the SKAC Volleyball Finals that are being held at BFS on Saturday, October 14th. Good luck girls!

Boys HS Volleyball
Through hard work and determination, the boys HS volleyball team competed successfully against various SKAC schools during the divisional tournament. The team managed to get seeded as the second place team for the upcoming championship tournament in Busan.

Jets Blast Off!
The ES CC Team hosted the first SKAC race of the year at Bongmu Lake. The Girls and Boys Teams combined for a total of 3 out of a possible 6 medals! There were several top ten finishes in both categories, and everyone finished the race in good time. It was a lot of fun and everyone is looking forward to the SKAC Championship Race which will be held at the end of October at Kwangju Foreign School. Wish them luck!