GSIS 10 Year Anniversary Yearbook: Memories | Page 16

ExTENding Learning
Kindergarten

Kabir Ahmed
Akhilesh Ajay
Justin An
Anush Ritvin Boopathi
Leo Cheon
Hayden Choe

Kindergarten

Kain Choi
Kayoung Choi
Gabriel Kim
Jacob Kim
Iko Kojima
Shouchinder Mahendran
Duke Nguyen
Riker Pownall
Nandini Rai
Alfred Tony
Pedro Ward
Ain Watanabe

2008
2009

Mrs. Hann was the Kindergarten teacher and she was known
for her red hair and love for
ballet. During this year in kindergarten her students visited
the Korean Folk Village. They
dug for sweet potatoes and
tried to catch mudfish.

16 Elementary

2010

Students learned about
their families and
communities this year
by studying different
citizens of the world
and sharing their own
personal stories about
their culture.

This was Amore Watanabe’s first year at
GSIS. He and his two brothers are known
in the elementary school for being
excellent soccer players.

2011

Kindergarteners played
a lot of learning games
such as puzzles, counting
with coins, playing
with links, and building
structures with wooden
blocks.

Not Pictured: Anthony Song

Kindergarten
Row 1: Ain Watanabe, Iko
Kojima, Kabir Ahmed, Cindy
Xu, Duke Nguyen, Gabriel
Kim, Justin Ahn, Akhilesh
Ajay; Row 2: Mr. Freeman,
Kain Choi, Kayoung Choi,
Mrs. Kim; Row 3: Leo Chun,
Hayden Choe; Row 4: Jacob
Kim, Riker Pownall; Row
5: Pedro Ward, Mebuki
Sodeoka

2012

2007

Now is sixth grade,
These Kindergarten
boys had a lot of
fun spending time
Jean Yi started GSIS when he was in
together!
Kindergarten and is now in ninth-grade. Jean
and his brother Ryan Yi both enjoy making
memories and GSIS.

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Cindy Xu

To celebrate their
one-hundredth day of
school students did
math all day! They
brought in 100 things to
school, played number
games, and popped 100
balloons.

2013

Students made a
timeline of their
lives and brought
in three photos of
themselves.
Students, did you
make a timeline or
share photos?

2014

2015

Reading is a lot of
fun!. Like you,
Shubham, Ririco,
and Lydia listened
to audio books.

To My Students:
“Thank you for all your stories,
laughter and great questions!
Your suggestions made our
classroom an excellent place to
learn. Stay creative and think
deeply.”
- Mr. Freeman

2016
4/16/16 10:29 PM