Ridha ECCD

28/09/2026

13/08/2026

Activity: Sheep Toilet Paper Pasting
Children made a fluffy sheep by tearing small pieces of toilet paper and pasting them onto a sheep template. This hands-on activity helped children learn about the soft and woolly body of a sheep while developing their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, concentration, and creativity. Tearing and pasting the toilet paper also provided a fun sensory experience and encouraged children to participate actively in the farm animals theme.

01/08/2026

Activity: Shape Matching and Pasting

Children were provided with a worksheet containing different shapes inside a tree outline and a set of colorful paper cut-outs. They carefully identified each shape, matched the correct paper shape to the corresponding outline, and pasted it using glue.

This hands-on activity helped children:

Recognize and identify different shapes (circle, triangle, square, etc.).
Improve fine motor skills through picking up, holding, and pasting small paper pieces.
Develop hand-eye coordination and finger control.
Enhance concentration, observation, and problem-solving skills by matching the correct shapes.
Build confidence and independence while completing the task.

17/06/2026

Fun footprints activity 👣👣👣

16/06/2026

Letting children take responsibility for tasks is important because it helps them develop independence, confidence, and life skills. It teaches them to care for their belongings, understand responsibility, and contribute to their environment. These activities also promote good hygiene, self-discipline, and a sense of achievement, helping children become more responsible and capable individuals

09/06/2026

Activity:Tracing shape

25/05/2026

Activity Name: Seed Filling Race
The Seed Filling Race is an exciting activity where children take turns putting seeds into a bottle one by one as quickly and carefully as possible. This game helps children develop fine motor skills by encouraging them to grasp and place small seeds accurately. It improves hand-eye coordination, concentration, and patience as children focus on getting the seeds into the bottle opening. The activity also promotes turn-taking, teamwork, and healthy competition among children. Through this game, children learn to follow instructions, wait for their turn, and build confidence while having fun. It is an engaging way to support children's physical, cognitive, and social development.

15/05/2026

Today we successfully conducted our second parenting session on empowering parents to keep children safe, protected, and nurtured through positive childrearing practices using traditional arts and spiritual values. The session highlighted the importance of creating a loving, secure, and culturally rooted environment for children’s healthy growth and development.

We discussed ways parents can:

* Promote children’s safety and emotional well-being at home and in the community.
* Guide children with care, patience, and positive discipline.
* Use traditional arts, stories, songs, and spiritual practices to strengthen children’s values, identity, and sense of belonging.
* Build strong parent-child relationships through love, communication, and shared cultural experiences.

A heartfelt thank you to all the parents for your active participation, valuable sharing, and continuous support throughout the session. Your involvement and commitment truly make a positive difference in children’s lives.

We would also like to sincerely thank the parents for generously serving lunch today. Your kindness, cooperation, and support are deeply appreciated.

13/05/2026