The document announces an upcoming United Nations Day celebration for a grade 3 class, which will include participating in a UN food bazaar, assembly, group discussion on UN issues, a "World Buffet" celebrating different cultures through food, and concluding with students sharing their cultures through songs, crafts, games, and stories. Students are encouraged to wear national costumes and parents are requested to bring food from their home countries to share for the "World Buffet".

1. UNITED NATIONS DAY Celebration
Grade 3
Ms. R’s class
Reminders:
Upper School UN Food Bazaar
regular school day
October 24th , Wednesday
9:00-12:30 pm
Please let your child bring Php 300.00. I will give them time to go around and buy goodies
that our Upper School students prepared. Food bought from the bazaar can be eaten
during snack or lunchtime.
Lower School United Nations Day Celebration
October 25th, Thursday
7:30-11:50 am (half-day)
**No special subjects (No PE and Chinese)
Children are encouraged to wear their national costume, or any casual clothes that represents
the colors of their country.
Grade 3 Schedule:
7:30-8:00 — Homeroom
8:00-8:30 — Assembly (Multi-Purpose Hall)
8:30-10:30 — UN Issues (group discussion with grades 4 and 5)
During this time, there will be a prepared activity for Grades 3, 4,
and 5 about an important issue critical to our modern world.
10:30-11:15 -- “World Buffet”—Culture through Food
As our first collaborative effort, I request all parents to bring any
food or delicacies that represent your home country. It will be a
great delight for third grade students to find out one’s culture
through the food they eat. Please prepare for 20-30 people as there
will be children who will be going for a second serving. This feast will
serve as our “brunch treat” for our 3rd graders. You are also invited
to join this festivity. I would really appreciate if you can text Girlie
(0906-3022462) or Valerie (0917-8064360) on what you or your child will be
bringing during this time to avoid any duplicates.
11:15-11:50 -- Culture Share
These are “centers” where each child learns more about their classmate’s
culture. Each center is led by students who volunteered to share song, arts
and crafts, games, or story.