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CULTURE WEEK


What a wonderful way to end our unit on "Understanding personal cultures, beliefs, and traditions, help us celebrate similarities and differences".


The preschoolers shared with their parents their exhibition regarding who they are. 
A way to show how they have developed their different ATL skills. 


Showcasing their COMMUNICATION SKILLS, these young learners tried their best to speak confidently in front of the parents and other students. 

 

They communicated the information they researched about. Made clear connections to themselves and their personal experiences. 


They also demonstrated their developing SOCIAL SKILLS through active listening as they engaged in positive interaction with the audience. 
They built rapport with the audience and other students. 


But what stood out the most was how each student showed their passion in learning about everyone's culture, beliefs, and traditions - or simply WHO THEY ARE.  


It wasn't only about themselves, but everyone in the class. This action clearly demonstrated that they have celebrated everyone else's similarities and differences. 


Consequently, they showed their increasing THINKING SKILLS through their pieces of work and answering the questions from the audience. 



This exhibition marked the first step to these young learners' many more successful inquiries as they developed themselves to become lifelong learners. 





MORE CELEBRATION!!


In our year-long unit on IMAGINATION, the students also prepared for their upcoming assembly after the break. 


They have been busily working with their costumes and practicing for the presentation. 


They worked collaboratively with other students to prepare for the assembly.


Mark your calendars on the 27th MARCH, Thursday Preschool Assembly!






 




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