Can You Imagine That?

Dressing up as a Community Helper ended our first unit on the Transdiciplinary Theme, How We Organise Ourselves.

One intense afternoon on the 20th of October, the Preschoolers became different characters and shared their stories during the Publishing Party.

They prepared and anticipated the day that they will share their roles and responsibilities and become the person that they dream of becoming.

In front of other students, teachers and parents, they proudly shared their stories as they hid their nervousness with those sweaty and shaky hands.

Questions were asked, but the Preschoolers confidently answered them.

Now, meet our future Community Helpers who will become MOVERS and CHANGERS in the world!

Shinkansen Train Driver
"I love trains."

Illustrator
"I want to create books."

Police Officer
"I want to catch bad guys."

Doctor (Dermatologist)

"I want to work in a hospital like my dad and mom."

Doctor
"I want to help people who are sick."

Pilot
"I want to fly"

Doctor
"Because I want to help people when they are hurt"

Fire Fighter
"I will help people in danger."

Swimming Teacher

"So I can teach students how to swim."

Astronaut
"I want to go to space."

Teacher

'Teaching is fun!'

Fire Fighter

"I have seen fire before and I want to help stop a fire."

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Have a wonderful break from the Perky Preschoolers!

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