Month: October 2021

Boo! Don’t be scared- we are just practicing for our Halloween Fashion Show!walk, stop and strike a pose- the childen did a great job following a complicated set of steps.

We will be practicing to perfect our walks for the Halloween Party next week!

To create a habit, children need to follow a routine.

We practice washing our hands, brushing our teeth, eating fruits for snack and a nutritious lunch.

We also have gym class, soccer class and play both in and outdoors to keep us fit and healthy.

All of these healthy habits helps our students to grow up happy and healthy.

Children thrive when they do activities honing their fine motor skills.

Using the small muscles in the hands, fingers and thumbs, children complete important tasks, such as writing, feeding themselves, fastening and unfastening of their belongings and jackets, and much more.

Developing these skills is especially important during early childhood education to help children become more independent and self-sufficient.

Its also very important for the development of their brains!

Way to go everyone!

October equals a celebration of nature and tradition.

During this month, we welcome the subtle season change and the gorgeous yellow, browns and reds of the falling leaves.

It’s also the beginning of a very busy holiday season beginning with the childhood favorite holiday, Halloween.

Reading spooky books, dancing to fun halloween songs and making scary and houlish crafts all brings excitement to everyone.

World Teachers’ Day or International Teachers’ Day is observed every year in October.

Thank you to all the teachers in the world.

For your guidance and passion especially in the last challenging years.

We appreciate all of you.

Math is at the core of everything.

We need math for all aspects of our lives.

Because of this, we prioritize math education at our school.

It can be difficult to learn math, especially for young kids.

Introducing it in different fun ways is essential for children’s focus and understanding.

Well done everyone!

The main goal of encouraging children to be helpful is that they will grow up with a desire to help out and be an important part of a team.

It’s very rewarding for a parent to see their child see a need and offer to help without being asked.

Kids use the table dust pan, helps with cleanig up the toys, gives a helping hand to someone in need and using teamwork.

We are all proud of you!

Playing outdoors can increase children’s mental and physical health.

We’ve had good weather for playing outdoors, especially on our soccer class day.

While we are cautious about the pandemic situation, our soccer teacher still made our class fun by using cones and goal nets to avoid physical contact.

Everyone had lots of fun