Nursery students learned about the fascinating journey of a tiny seed growing into a plant that can eventually produce flowers, fruits, or vegetables. To begin, students explored the basic idea of plant growth by learning about seeds and the different stages of a plant’s life, recalling key parts of the plant like roots, stems, leaves,
This week, Nursery students learned about healthy food, focusing on vegetables, and practiced number concepts using a pretend play activity. To start, students explored different vegetables and reviewed the basics of healthy eating, identifying various types of vegetables and recalling their names and colors. Then, they engaged in pretend play, acting out a shopping activity
EY1 students enthusiastically explored the world of camels, learning about how these amazing animals carry loads on their humps in the desert. To bring this concept to life, students started by observing and counting items that a camel might carry, practicing number recognition, and learning to identify “the number after.” Next, they formed their own
Under the “Animal Rescuers” theme, Toddler students engaged in activities to imitate animal movements—hopping, crawling, spreading their arms like birds flying, and moving as if swimming like fish. The lesson begins with students observing and imitating each animal movement, which helps them remember and recognize the various motions. As they practice these movements, they begin
As a continuation of their seed exploration, Nursery students took on the challenge of creating seed collages. This activity provided a wonderful opportunity for them to explore their creativity while experimenting with colors, shapes, and textures. Working with seeds of various sizes and types also helped develop their fine motor skills as they carefully arranged
Engaging in group activities, such as creating models from recycled materials, offers numerous benefits for kindergarten children. Recently, EY2 students worked together to craft a model post office as a pre-activity for their upcoming visit to a real post office. This hands-on project fostered teamwork, teaching them to collaborate, share tasks, and support each other.
In their English lesson, Toddler students practiced listening to and understanding a simple story. After the teacher narrated the story, the students were asked a few simple questions to assess their comprehension and recall of key details. Storytelling is a powerful tool for teaching toddlers about the world around them. Through stories, they are introduced
The babies in Tweet Level were introduced to colors through a fun sensory activity using colorful jellies. They explored the jellies’ bouncy and slippery textures, engaging their senses and discovering new tactile experiences. This hands-on exploration not only helped them recognize different colors but also supported the development of creativity and problem-solving skills as they
After learning about different types of snakes and their characteristics, EY1 students were invited to create their own snake crafts by following a series of steps designed to develop their fine motor skills. They practiced drawing, coloring, and cutting out the snake’s head, strengthening their hand control and precision. To create the snake’s body, the
As part of their theme on colors and shapes, the babies in Genius and Boom Level had the chance to explore colorful water beads. They were introduced to the slimy, bouncy, and slippery texture of the beads, engaging their senses in a fun and stimulating way. After some free exploration, the children practiced transferring the
Siswa di level EY1 diajak untuk mengenal pentingnya mengetahui alamat rumah melalui cerita Meerkat Mail dari Emily Gravett. Di cerita tersebut, si Sunny karakter meerkat yang selalu memberi kabar kepada orang tuanya melalui surat yang dikirim ke alamat rumahnya. Setelah itu, siswa pun diminta untuk berlatih menyebutkan alamat lengkap rumah mereka yang sudah mereka pelajari melalui home-link learning sebelumnya. Kemudian,
Five-year-olds, like the EY2 students, are full of energy, making this the perfect age for fun physical activities that develop coordination and strength. Exercises like walking sideways on a balance beam and knocking over cones while balancing on one foot not only improve their balance but also build muscle and enhance body awareness. Each successful
EY1 students enthusiastically participated in a fun and engaging math lesson. They practiced writing the “next number” in the sand, following the trails left by imaginary snakes slithering by. The students were also challenged to “send the rattlesnakes back to the desert” by solving simple addition problems. For this activity, each student was given a
EY2 students were full of enthusiasm as they learned about shops—an important part of their community. In Mathematics, they practiced simple addition through a hands-on role-playing activity where they took on the roles of buyers and sellers in a mini-market. In this activity, students “shopped” for two items, added up the prices, and practiced paying
Learning about shapes can be done in many fun and interactive ways! This week in math, Nursery students practiced recognizing shapes by arranging seeds into forms like circles, squares, stars, and triangles. They also played a game that involved following a maze to find specific shapes. Through these activities, students not only learned to identify
EY1 students were thrilled to participate in a math lesson with a fun twist. In this lesson, they learned that snakes can be dangerous animals, so it’s best to keep a safe distance. With this in mind, the students were invited to play a game where they helped “send the snakes away.” Each student received
Learning about colors helps students develop skills in sorting, categorizing, and comparing objects, building cognitive connections between visual cues and words. In their math lesson, toddler students practiced recognizing the colors red, blue, and yellow. This lesson was integrated with the story The Selfish Crocodile, which teaches values like togetherness, sharing, courage, and helping others. In
Students in EY1 level enthusiastically joined English lesson by creating simple desert environment craft. On that activity, they were asked to paint the paper into two areas like the sky and the sand (land). After that, they were asked to decorate the environment by pasting some desert animal pictures like camel, lizard, meerkat, and snake. This activity
The EY2 students have been exploring the theme “The World Around Us.” Recently, they embarked on an exciting adventure to explore the area surrounding their school. Crossing over to the front of the school, they observed a variety of buildings and public spaces. A highlight of the trip was visiting the Manahan Shelter area, a popular culinary
In the Practical Life Activity lesson, toddler students practiced transferring macaroni from one bowl to another using a spoon. Before beginning, the teacher demonstrated how to sit properly and hold the spoon correctly. Then, each student took turns practicing the activity. As they carefully spooned macaroni from one bowl to the other, the students worked
