Hello everyone!

We had our very first Bus Trip for this school year. Everyone was jubilant when they arrived at school in the morning; they kept talking about the lunch their mom or dad had made for them and compared the design of their picnic mat. Inside the bus, our overjoyed expressions filled the air. We thanked our dear parents for their effort and support in making our child`s yummy lunch.

They had so much fun playing with the unusual equipment in the park. Time flies so fast that we don`t want to return to campus yet. The shaky train was the most popular, and the mounted and slant railway was tricky. However, we took risks to try it. We were so happy when we learned the technique of not falling and did it!

A little late, but full of love. A belated Mother’s Day craft worth making. We missed the big day and didn’t have time to do something as special as we wanted. But here’s the beautiful truth: love doesn’t have an expiration date, nor does gratitude. So, a heartfelt craft made with our own hands(your kids) is always welcome, whether the week after or even months later.

For Aurora`s phonics, we had fun learning the sound of the letter we had previously learned. We ran to the sound that matched what the teacher said.

We played games when bored and sleepy to boost our energy.

Shaping letters, busy little hands, and a little creativity with love was so much fun.

Dance and closing circle sharing time were always the kids’ favorite.

Here`s another fun activities in the dance lesson. They’re talking about what they did in the dance lesson when they returned.

We knew it would be challenging for brave Shooting Stars, that small, keyboard-style instrument we blew into. It looks simple enough, right? But it was hard for us at first, which made it more challenging and kept us practicing the breathing and how we gonna hold the harmonica correctly. A mouthpiece and some basic finger movements. But as we quickly learned, mastering the harmonica takes more than just pressing the right keys. It takes focus, practice, and most importantly, listening carefully to your teacher. The teacher praised us for doing an excellent job!

We had so much fun copying some animal movements like an alligator and more, for Shooting Stars! Balance is important. Just like an alligator stays level, we had to keep our bodies flat on the water’s surface to glide smoothly.

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See you again next week, may you have a great weekend!