The reading event in the Literature Oasis Hall aims to enhance the culture of reading among students, develop their intellectual and linguistic skills, and consolidate the importance of reading as a means of self-development and building a conscious and educated society.
Gems from the Reflections and Eloquence of Surah Al-Kahf The Perfection of Expression in the Opening ((And He has not made therein any crookedness. [It is] straight.)): He began by negating “crookedness” before affirming “straightness” because the soundness of the methodology precedes its construction. (Rule: Clearing the path before…)
The student presents a book they have read, introducing the author, summarizing its main ideas , and encouraging their classmates to read it.
The students discuss a book they have read and share their opinions about it. Each student expresses his view clearly, mentions the main ideas that impressed him, discusses the events of the story and its characters, and compares different points of view with respect and engagement.
The student chooses a character she admires from her favorite book or from a book she has read. She then delivers a short oral presentation introducing the character and explaining why she chose her. She may also wear a costume related to the character or something that represents her.
An exciting team trivia challenge in which middle school students test their knowledge of books, characters, and stories through fun, multiple-choice questions.
Students will present their favorite books, including a short bio about the author, characters , plot events, etc., and will give book recommendations.
During Drop Everything & Read (DEAR) at ATS, Ajman, students and teachers pause together for 20 minutes of focused, uninterrupted reading. Classrooms transform into vibrant communities of readers, where teachers model a love of books, and students discover new worlds, ideas, and perspectives. These shared moments spark conversations, recommendations, and a culture where reading is […]
When students hear an alert, the entire school stops whatever it’s doing—whether it’s solving equations, doing exercises, or finishing lunch—to pick up a book and read it for 15 minutes.
