Learning Tods

Preparing to learn more about fire while learning early literacy and numeracy concepts too 🔥

Tods are becoming more curious and are ready for their last day. We wonder, where can they go so they can learn more? 🚒🚒🚒

Our tods enjoyed catching, labeling, and counting different insects 🦟 🐞🐝

Let’s check some of their work! 😉

We can see them wiggling! 🐛

Our Kinder Ready and School Preparedness tods are learning more of cause and effect relationships through this week’s theme: INSECTS. With the help of water, they see movements such as “wiggle” and shrinking.

While the Tod Explorers are expanding more their vocabulary learning new words too! 🤗

Congratulations to our very own, Teacher Cai! ✨

Learning Tods family is very proud of you.

Flowers soon to bloom for our moms! 💐🌻

We are one in celebrating the superwomen, our first teachers, Mama, Mommy… this day is for you! 🌻

Happy Mother’s Day, Mommy Tods! 💖

Another engaging sensory activity using natural materials for our Camp Life theme: rock play: 🪨.

Our Tod Explorers washed and some painted them while our Kinder Ready and School Preparedness tods stack and traced along to form paths and shapes with it.

These fun exploration activities foster their spatial awareness, fine motor skills, and imaginative play.

It’s just not a rock after all! 😮

Sand sensory play engages our tods tactile and visual senses. It helps them boost creativity and help their fine motor skills.

For our Senior Tods, they can now gradually form letters of their names while the Juniors Tods are associating it to animals and beach.

Yes, learning can be this fun! 💛😉

Ending the week with more fun learning! 🌱🌿

Letter and number formation for our seniors and color awarenes for juniors all with the help of nature colors and leaves.

Great job, tods! ✨

𝐿𝑒𝒶𝓋𝑒𝓈 🌱

Learning with nature has never been this fun! Our tods get to know more about early cognitive concepts such as colors and numbers with the help of this week’s featured camp life material, LEAVES.

It also helps them bring out their creativity and practice their fine motor skills.