Grade 6 Thai Class Field Trip
Our Grade 6 students visited the Chiang Mai Cultural Center to deepen their understanding of the history and origins of Chiang Mai. They also toured one of the city’s most significant temples, Wat Chedi Luang Varavihara, where they explored its rich cultural and historical heritage. Built in the 14th century, the temple is famous for its towering ancient chedi and its important role in Chiang Mai’s religious history.
The trip provided a valuable and meaningful learning experience that brought classroom learning to life.
As part of their Thai cultural field trip, our Grade 8 students traveled to Lanna Wisdom School on March 25, 2024, for an enriching cultural experience. They delved into the art of making Khao Soi, a traditional northern Thai dish. Guided by skilled instructors, our students learned the intricate steps and rich history behind this beloved cuisine, developing a greater appreciation for Thai culture and culinary traditions. Through laughter, teamwork, and hands-on learning, our Grade 8 students left with not only new culinary skills, but also cherished memories and a better understanding of Thai culture's rich tapestry.
Students enjoyed tasting Khao Soi, a traditional northern Thai noodle dish, while learning about its unique flavors and ingredients.
Students participated in a traditional craft activity, creating colorful paper decorations as part of their cultural learning experience.
Working together, students practiced traditional paper-folding techniques, developing creativity and teamwork.
Under the guidance of local instructors, students learned the process of making Khao Soi and explored the culinary traditions of northern Thailand.
Thai MS classes took a cultural field trip in February. Students in Grade 6 went to the Chiangmai Cultural Center on Friday, February 3, where they learnt about the history of Chiangmai and the timeless knowledge of the Lanna people. Students in grade 7 went on a field trip to Chiangmai Old Town City Tour on Thursday, February 16. They went to Chiang Mun Temple, which is the city's oldest temple. The pagoda's elephants were counted by the students while they had fun exploring the surrounding region and temple. Grade 8 students went to Lanna Wisdom school, where they learned how to cook Khao-Soi, the Lanna dish, which is ranked the best soup in the world!
In front of the Three Kings Monument, children in grade 6 posed for a group picture.
Students in sixth grade investigated the Chiangmai City Model. They had a great deal to do there too.
Beatles Battle attracted the attention of kids in grade 6!
Students in sixth grade examined the museum's final room, which featured the Lanna Lunar calendar.
Students in grade 6 studied the geography of Chiangmai.
Students in grade 7 went to Wat Chiang Mun, the city's oldest temple. They were taking in the tour guide's explanation of the temple's history and other fascinating details.
Seventh-grade students rode a hop-on/hop-off bus for a city sightseeing tour.
Students tried to ring a big bell to hear how it sounded while they were at the Chiang Mun Temple.
The Elephant Chedi, encircled by them, seems to have 15 elephants come out of it.
Students expressed their wish in front of The Elephant Chedi.
Making Khao-soi, a well-known traditional Lanna cuisine, was fun for grade 8 students.
Each team was busy preparing Khoa-soi for their team members.
Students learned how to make red curry paste with a stone mortar.
Thai dessert "ka-nom-lin-maa" (ขนมลิ้นหมา)
Grade 8 student learned how to make "ka-nom-lin-maa"
Students waiting in queue for Butterfly Pea Tea .
Bamboo-made little baskets. Everything is natural.