November 12th 2010
Four of Riverstone’s Korean students shared stories and traditions from their native county with our elementary and middle school kids at Wednesday’s assembly. This was the second in a series of international assemblies that will be presented to our students throughout the school year. The assembly was presented by Sue, Kyle, and Min who included a new student in Grade 5, Ye In. The highlight of the event was when the group taught the rest of the students “The Tadpole Dance” about the life cycle of a frog. True to Riverstone form, it didn’t take long for the crowd to jump to their feet and dance!
A special thank you to Gemma Utting, our International Student Coordinator, our host families, and our students, Sue, Kyle, Min, and Ye In!
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