Little Apple Carlingford

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Prepare our homemade pizza! Roll out the dough to a flat shape, apply tomato paste, add ham, mushrooms, and a generous amount of cheese on top. Finally, the delicious pizza is ready for lunch.

We celebrated Korean Lunar New Year with traditional activities like making kites, folding ttakji ( Paper tiles), making a lucky bag and making paper lanterns, and eating rice cake soup.
We learned how to perform a traditional bow (sebae) and said ‘ happy new year in Korean ’ ~~새해 복 많이 받으세요~~

Our 2025 Christmas celebration featured a festive gathering with food, Korean nursery songs, dancing, and parachute games. Talent showcases included piano performances and singing, culminating in a special Santa visit with gifts for the children. We extend our warmest wishes to all our families for a joyous Christmas.

Older children assist younger children with play and their daily routine.

Children’s creative, imaginative, experimental, or social outdoor play!

We planted seeds of snow peas into each of our recycling milk cartons three months ago. Since then, we have diligently cared for them by greeting and watering them everyday. We have enjoyed watching them grow closely and waiting for snow peas. Finally, we have been rewarded with the sight of snowpeas emerging from flowers!

Happy ChuSeok!!! During this week’s school holiday, We celebrated Korean Thanksgiving Day by crafting traditional game objects ‘ Jegi’ and ‘Yeon’ and participated in playing them by kicking Jegi and flying Yeon. We also prepared a meat and vegetable pan cake for lunch! Our volunteer teenager assisted children in making and demonstrated how to play them. School children also helped daycare children. We all actively engaged in the event.

We collectively prepared our birthday cake and shared the celebratory experience together.

On the way to the local playground, we encountered a cherry blossom. We examined it closely, inhaled its scent, and gathered fallen petals from the ground. Spring is here!

Creating our own flower bracelets and a hat~

Preschoolers (four years old) exhibit emergent writing skills, demonstrated by their ability to write names and select alphabets, trace on dotted lines, copy words from books, and create illustrations accompanied by words; even some Korean alphabets were found.