20.12.2024
From the past, wisdom we claim: Alabuga International School surprises the audience with "Journey on a Sleigh" New Year's show
The event began with a warm welcome words from Elvira Fomina, the head of the education cluster administration at Alabuga SEZ.
She awarded students who excelled in the Olympiads in fields of STEM, English, and Russian languages.
Following the awards, two elves, the show's main characters, set out to fix Father Frost's sleigh using technologies from various stages of human civilization.
Pre-K and KG 1 traveled to prehistoric times, where they learned to make fire and helped the elves grasp the principles behind sled ignition systems.
KG 2 took on the role of Father Frost's helpers, opening the concert by sharing the enchantment of New Year's magic.
Grades 1 and 2 traveled to the 20th century, where they were introduced to early computers and explored their hardware components, gaining insights into information technology.
Grade 3 journeyed to Ancient Egypt, participating in pyramid construction while studying this remarkable civilization's architectural achievements.
Grade 4 was transported to antiquity, where they discovered the concept of levers and explored fundamental laws of physics and mechanics.
Grade 5 immersed themselves in the Renaissance as they became inventors of flying machines, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's groundbreaking work.
Grade 6 entered a modern laboratory where they engaged in cloning experiments, delving into biotechnology and genetics.
Lastly, Grades 7 through 11 found themselves in the Industrial Revolution era, embodying workers who assembled and operated a steam-powered Stirling engine.
The New Year's show was a remarkable journey through time. Students explored various historical eras, immersing themselves in diverse cultures, traditions, and technologies while encountering legendary figures along the way.
She awarded students who excelled in the Olympiads in fields of STEM, English, and Russian languages.
Following the awards, two elves, the show's main characters, set out to fix Father Frost's sleigh using technologies from various stages of human civilization.
Pre-K and KG 1 traveled to prehistoric times, where they learned to make fire and helped the elves grasp the principles behind sled ignition systems.
KG 2 took on the role of Father Frost's helpers, opening the concert by sharing the enchantment of New Year's magic.
Grades 1 and 2 traveled to the 20th century, where they were introduced to early computers and explored their hardware components, gaining insights into information technology.
Grade 3 journeyed to Ancient Egypt, participating in pyramid construction while studying this remarkable civilization's architectural achievements.
Grade 4 was transported to antiquity, where they discovered the concept of levers and explored fundamental laws of physics and mechanics.
Grade 5 immersed themselves in the Renaissance as they became inventors of flying machines, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's groundbreaking work.
Grade 6 entered a modern laboratory where they engaged in cloning experiments, delving into biotechnology and genetics.
Lastly, Grades 7 through 11 found themselves in the Industrial Revolution era, embodying workers who assembled and operated a steam-powered Stirling engine.
The New Year's show was a remarkable journey through time. Students explored various historical eras, immersing themselves in diverse cultures, traditions, and technologies while encountering legendary figures along the way.
