Wonder School גן וונדר

✨ Our First-Ever Process Night!✨
After several security delays, we finally celebrated a brand-new tradition last week! We gathered in a special studio space that we transformed into a vibrant gallery exhibition, showcasing projects that grew organically from the children’s own curiosity, questions, and passions throughout the year.
In the spirit of the Reggio Emilia approach, this kid-free evening allowed parents to truly immerse themselves in the learning process. It was deeply moving to watch them wander through the spaces, deeply engaging with the photos, explanations, and visible traces of the children’s journeys across all the different groups.

A huge thank you to our amazing teachers who poured their entire hearts and hard work into making this documentation display so magnificent, and to our wonderful community for sharing this unforgettable night of connection! 🎨❤️

Beautiful moments from our Shavuot celebration 🌾

🇮🇱Celebrating Independence Day Together
This week was all about creativity and community as we prepared for Independence Day. The children took ownership of the celebrations, from hand-painting signs to collaborating on the large banner hanging outside our gate.
We believe that holidays are a beautiful opportunity for the “Piazza” to come alive. Ending the week with our annual falafel stand, shared by children and parents alike, was the perfect way to celebrate the strength of our community.
Happy Independence Day!

How can paper be transformed? The children experimented with offered shredded paper and water. They learned that their own bodies can determine the size of their work!
From blobs mushed into balls the size of a small palm, to bigger flatter pieces made by stamping their feet - water and paper mixed to become a unique sculpture material.
Our investigation into these elements will continue!

So excited for our teachers Missy Williams Lital Avnor and Mia Hammar our Nursery Manager who are in Reggio Children International study week in Italy. Can't wait for them to come back after this professional life changing experience and bring what they have learnt there back to Wonder!

Finally, after more than a month, we are back at our kindergarten — and our hearts are full. There is something so powerful in the simple rhythm of routine; it brings children a sense of safety and calm. This return is so meaningful not only for the children, but also for the teachers and parents. We’re grateful to be together again and hope this continues.