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Thank you everyone, for everything. It's not a goodbye, till we meet again 😊💕.

Anyone up for some refreshing lemonade? 🍋 A day full of joy with the children, forever cherished. 😊🥰

Today was a blast! The children enjoyed making banana bread, measuring, pouring, and mixing ingredients. They were excitedly waiting for their turn, expressing joy and eagerness. One child, who considers this his favorite cake, asked if we were having a party. Their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and sharing capabilities were enhanced significantly.

A big thank you to all the moms who joined us for Mother's Day celebrations. The children had so much fun making slime and salt dough crafts, creating hearts and angels.
Wishing all moms a Happy Mother's Day! 🥰

Here are some ideas we've done so far for Mother's Day. Let's hope their moms come to celebrate tomorrow. 🥰😊.

I wanted to share this amazing craft from the children. They were asked to make a craft about their mom, but they decided to make it about their whole family instead. One child said, 'Tomorrow, I will make a card for my mom and grandma.'

Loose Parts Play about bugs and insects enables children to foster creativity, imagination, and insect recognition, while also improving their fine motor, visual, and counting skills, and many other important abilities.

Loose Parts Play

The children had so much fun planting onions today. You know why? While doing all these things they we're listening to the song 5 little 🐒 humpty dumpty 🤣 (for Filipinos they can relate to this 🎶 😂).
The children developed some of their senses touch, sight, smell and hear. Also it increased the capacity of their fine motor skills, taking turns, helping each other, counting and more.

Today, we read a book about the hungry caterpillar 🐛🌿. I would say one of our favorite book a child said, "the caterpillar is fat." Another child said, "because he eats junk food." 😂 Then other child said, "but not all junk food, fruits are healthy."
The children learned to listen, observe and putting the pictures into the right chronological order. Also it is important for retelling the stories and help to improve their visual and language skills. I noticed also the children are aware about the food if it's good and bad for you.

Today, the children had so much fun planting and playing rolling and running through the hill.
Investigating the seeds "they were so tiny tiny seeds." "It's looks like from the branch it's crumpled." "This is bigger seeds." "This is pumpkin seeds." "I want to count the seeds."
I wonder what do they need so it will grow fast. A child said, "water and sun." Then another child said, "food."

The children we're investigating 🔎 the seed from last week germination experiment. A child said, " my seeds have sprouts yeyyyy." Other children you will hear them saying, "mine doesn't have sprouts" "that is the roots" "It's opening the seed is opening." Then we talked about what could be the reason why other seeds doesn't have sprout.
Also today they were pretend planting the flowers. Scooping the dirt, dumping and putting the flowers. A child said, "beautiful flowers and different colors I like pink and purple." Other child said, "mine yellow."