Posted On: 7 January, 2026
The Literacy Project – The Kaleidoscope brought Bilingual MSHS students into a vibrant literary space where books were not only read, but deeply explored and performed.
Students shared their favorite books, analyzing literary techniques, themes, emotions, and life lessons, each presentation offering a unique perspective—like a turn of a kaleidoscope.
The highlight was the dramatic reenactment of iconic scenes from Vietnamese and international classics such as Diary of a Cricket and Children Don’t Eat Dog Meat, transforming literature into a powerful live experience.
The project strengthened critical thinking, communication skills, and empathy, inspiring students to connect with literature in meaningful and lasting ways.
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