The Benefits of Music and Movement Education
Children love engaging with music and movement in early childhood education. It helps them express their feelings and emotions, learn to work in groups and develop their self-confidence and imagination. They help children develop cognitive growth, problem-solving,...
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Science Camp: Density
Day 5: Density Last Day of Holidays Program. Our Little Scientists have a blast experimenting with gravity by having a water balloon throw down! ....we enjoyed our giant bubble. Till we meet again next year with another...
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Science Camp: Simple Machines
Day 4: Simple Machines Simple machines are all around us and help make our work easier. Simple machines have always fascinated kids. They love to build them and explore them. It is more fun when you have something to lift with your pulley. We placed a couple of...
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Science Camp: Physics Experiments
Day 3: Physics Our Little Scientist introduces to Physics. They enjoy their push and pull activities. They learned that the higher the ramp, the farther the car could go. Slime helps kids get in touch with almost all the senses: they focus on how it feels, sounds,...
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Science Camp: Electricity
Day 2: Electricity Today, our little scientists learn to assemble the open and close circuit with conductors and insulators. Besides, they also experiment with lemon batteries and static electricity. Let the picture tell the story. [video width="352" height="640"...
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Science Camp: Chemistry Experiments
School holidays are here! Day 1: Chemistry Our Little Scientist kick starts today with the apple browning experiment. Teacher, even it is brown, we still can eat the apples, right? - asked our little scientist. Correct. We can still eat the apple, dear. Teacher, when...
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The best things to prepare our kids for adulthood
One of the best things to prepare our kids for adulthood is teaching them how to take care of a home. Chores also teach kids valuable skills they can use when they are all grown and live independently. Honestly, it would just be easier and faster for mom or dad to...
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Happy Children’s Day!
The best Children’s Day gift for themselves! Children were celebrating Children’s Day through online lessons by making themselves in art and craft sessions. The session was full of joy and...
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Math Activity: Counting with Beads
This activity gives the child practice with counting the beads and handling the beads. It promotes auditory perception and visual discrimination, as well as this activity, provides the child with practice in finding specific...
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Art Activities Encourage Social and Emotional Development
Art and craft activities give kids a sense of achievement and take pride in their work which builds confidence. Making art is a great, safe way to discover that it’s okay to make mistakes and that getting things ‘wrong’ can lead you to a whole new idea. Kids get to...
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Montessori Activity: Constructive Triangles – Triangle Box
The constructive triangles are used to demonstrate that all geometric plane figures can be constructed from triangles. The triangles are called ‘constructive’ because they construct other rectilinear shapes. These materials provide a foundation for concepts of...
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Benefits of Letting Kids Make Their Own breakfast/lunches
Kids need the proper nutrition to grow, and it's sometimes a challenge to get them to eat the right foods. When food is fun, it goes down much more quickly as kids first tend to eat with their eyes. Benefits of Letting Kids Make Their Own breakfast/lunches: 1. Gives...
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TSP’S Virtual Graduation Ceremony 2021
"Graduation is an emotional life event not only for grads but parents and family of the graduate too. The event marks a time to reflect on the accomplishments made in school while looking ahead to the future. This is a time of transition that can bring mixed emotions...
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Learning through cooking help to stimulate children’s minds
Learning to cook helps children to learn about nutrition and healthy eating. They are growing up with fast food and junk food at their fingertips, which is part of the reason why child obesity is on the rise! Teaching kids to cook will help instil skills to last them...
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The Importance of Chores for Kids
Often parents believe their children are unable to perform basic chores on their own, so they automatically jump in and do everything for them. But this is a big mistake! They should let the kids organize toys themselves and eliminate clutter they made on their own....
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Simple Threading Activities for Young Kids
Threading beads, also known as stringing beads, is a great activity for toddlers and preschoolers and one that has numerous developmental benefits. Threading can be a challenging activity that takes a while for a child to master and is very much dependent on their...
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Playing with Clay is Great for Your Child’s Development
Molding clay is the most creative work of the hands, don't you agree? Children started making the clay itself first, then carefully shaping it into their desired bowl. Then they patiently waited for the clay to harden and be ready to decorate it and finally use it!...
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Creativity starts from explorations!
Children created their own art pieces with some leaves. Are you ready for a great up-cycle craft for all of those empathy water bottles you have lying around? This water bottle fish craft is both easy and fun for kids. The fish designs are endless....
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Weaving Should Be Fun!
Kids learn an easy weaving technique along the way. The method is simple, and materials are essential; they’re fun to make. “A good life is like weaving. The energy created is in the tension. The struggle, the pull and tug are everything.” - Joan...
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Pincer Grasp: Significant Milestone in Child Development
Pincer grasp: Paper clips are a powerful means of promoting the precision grasp between the thumb and pointer finger. This motor skill is essential for tasks that require strength and dexterity to manage small items like coins or turning pages in...
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