语文考试考什么？拼写？填空？阅读理解？海淀凯文六年级同学们告诉你，语文考试也可以是一场创意精彩的演讲脱口秀！ 2018年4月26日，本学期六年级的语文期中考试，采用了演讲的考核方式，这也是张琨老师精心安排的一场 “创意考试” 。

What will be on the Chinese exam? Spelling? Filling in the blank? Reading comprehension? None of the above! The sixth-grade students of Beijing Kaiwen Academy (KWA) may tell you that Chinese exams can also be a wonderful and creative speech show!

On April 25, the 7th and 8th graders went to the China Science and Technology Museum. This was their third field trip since KWA launched its “Science Activity Month.” For this trip, KWA Science Group teachers carefully designed over 100 small research tasks that involved the Museum’s five major venues and halls. This task-oriented way of exploring knowledge has helped students visit the Museum more efficiently and inspired them to think deeply about what they had learned in the classroom.

你是一树一树的花开， 是燕在梁间呢喃， 你是爱，是暖，是希望， 你是人间的四月天。 ——林徽因

You are blossoms on trees, and swallows that whisper between beams. You are love, warmth, and hope. You are the April of the human world. —Lin Huiying Some say that Kaiwen Academy (KWA) is like a beauty who looks more glamorous when flowers bloom in April.

春诵夏弦，大师诏之。4月17日晚，第二届Spring Toward Summer大型室内音乐会拉开帷幕。在海淀凯文的报告厅里，慕名而来的校内外家长和凯文师生共同欣赏了一场古典音乐的视听盛宴。

“很开心学校这次Field Trip安排我们参观自然博物馆。让居住在钢筋水泥世界里的我们了解到大自然的秘密和每个生物的独特故事，还让我们穿越时空，和从未谋面的祖先‘对话’。” 六年级的Kefang和Stella兴奋地分享他们的感受。 凯文重视科学教育，始终强调自然科学的学习对于开发智力和锻造逻辑思维的重要作用。4月17、18两天，在科学组老师的带领下，海淀凯文中学部的同学们参观了北京自然博物馆和中国地址博物馆，领略了自然学科的魅力，收获满满。

On the evening of April 17, the 2nd “Spring toward Summer” large-scale chamber music concert kicked off at Beijing Kaiwen Academy (KWA). Admiring parents and KWA teachers and students enjoyed an audiovisual feast of classical music together at the school’s auditorium.

“We are very happy that the school has arranged us to visit a nature museum on this field trip. This has allowed those of us living in the reinforced concrete world to learn about nature’s secrets and unique stories behind each creature, and travel through time and space to ‘talk’ with our ancestors,” said 6th graders Kefang and Stella excitedly when sharing their feelings of this field trip.