Monteacher Tutorial & Learning Center

🌸 Spring Break Announcement! 🌸

Dear Parents and Kids,

Teacher Ysa is taking a well-deserved spring break, but guess what? She will be available for limited-time online learning sessions to keep the fun and learning going!

🌟 What’s Available:

📌Individualized Education Planning Session for Students at Risk and with Special Needs
📌Personalized Online Tutorial Sessions
📌Fun and interactive Lessons

A chance to stay engaged while Teacher Ysa enjoys her break.

🗓️ Availability is limited, so book your session today!

For more information and to secure your child’s spot, visit our page or contact us at 09669741994 and look for Ms. Allen Bianca M. Agapay

Looking forward to seeing your little ones online for some special learning moments! 🌼

Hi Parents! Here are the list of some activities that you can do at home to improve and develop you child’s fine motor skills. ⭐️🌈

55+ FINE MOTOR ACTIVITIES FOR HOME

We love this collection - so many playful ways to keep those hands and fingers strong!

Printable list: https://teaching2and3yearolds.com/55-ways-strengthen-fine-motor-skills-home/

👻🎃🦇 3RD TRICK OR TREAT OF MONTEACHER TUTORIAL AND LEARNING CENTER 👻🎃🦇

Thank you to all students and parents who attended our party.
We hope you all enjoy our spooky trick or treat. ☺️

School year is just around the corner so parents here are the tips that make the first day of school easier for kids

1. Take your child to visit the new school or classroom before the first day of school and let them familiarize the environment.

2. Remind your child that teachers know that students may be nervous about the first day of school and their feelings are acceptable and valid.

3. Point out the positive aspects of school starting to help your kids look forward to the first day of class.

4. Don’t tell stories that’s too promising and they might expect so much and get disappointed.

5. Provide treats after school and encourage them to tell you what they did in school.

6. Be positive and supportive so they can feel that your excited for them to start school year.

7. Teach your child basic social skills that will help them to get along with other kids.

8. Established a “special goodbye routine” once you drop them off at school. It could be a handshake, a high five or a signs.

9. Communicate with the teacher. Ask for suggestions or recommendations that will help them adjust to school.

10. Be patient and understanding. Remember that adjusting to new routine can takes time. Offer reassurance and support as he navigates to this new experiences.