The School’s Sports Festival wasn’t just about physical activity; it was a day full of joy, laughter, and bonding. Parents, teachers, and students all played a part in making this day special. All students wore a smile when they came in the gym together with their parents. During the game, they impressed us when their name was called, they could raise their hands and say their name with their big voices. We could notice how they have grown up and can do many things alone. Their parents’ presence motivated them to do their best. They enjoyed the game and spent their efforts until they reached the goal. You did a good job, Rainbow! We are very proud of you!
“Learning Through Shapes”
Shapes are an exciting part of early learning, and our students had a blast exploring circles, squares, triangles, and more!
We reviewed the most common shapes: circle, square, triangle, and rectangle. Using flashcards and real-life objects, we helped the children connect these shapes to things they see every day—like tables, doors, clocks, and snacks. Their excitement grew as they started pointing out shapes on their own!
Shape Hunt
We hid various shaped objects around the room. The kids were tasked with finding items that matched the shapes they had learned about. It was a joy to watch them run around, searching for circles, squares, and triangles hidden in corners, under tables, and on shelves.
“Shape Hopscotch” and “Shape Sorting” added an extra element of physical fun. The kids loved jumping onto the correct shape in hopscotch.
We also did the bus craft made of shapes. We cut different shapes and the students stuck on the different shapes on the paper we provided to make a bus. They used circles to make a tire, triangles, and squares for windows. They used their imagination how the bus look like. Well done, Rainbow!
“Exploring the Great Outdoors”
There’s nothing quite fun like the joy and laughter that comes with outdoor play! We went to the park by bus and our students spent an adventurous day outside, running, exploring, and learning through play. PLaying outdoors are a fantastic way for children to develop physically, socially, and mentally, and also burn off their energy while having fun in nature. Plus, being in the fresh air and sunshine is always a bonus!
Have a glimpse how our students enjoy playing in the yard.
To our dear parents, we truly appreciate your presence and allotting your time coming in our Sports Festival. Everyone really did a great job!
As we wrap up another fantastic week, we’re grateful for all your support and enthusiasm. Have a good rest on weekend and see you on Tuesday!
