Xaris Childcare & Kindergarten

Creative play can turn simple materials into endless possibilities!

Using paper cups, our children explored, stacked, balanced, and created their own unique ideas. Through hands-on play, they developed creativity, concentration, and problem-solving skills while having lots of fun along the way.

Through Montessori Sensorial activities, children explore the world using their senses. By observing, comparing, and working with hands-on materials, they develop concentration, independence, and a greater awareness of their environment.

The children were very excited throughout today’s storytelling session. They paid attention, interacted, and showed wonderful expressions from the beginning to the end of the story.

“The Boy Who Cried Wolf” is a story that teaches children the importance of telling the truth and not lying.

Although this is an old story, it was brought to life again through the use of interesting and meaningful props.

Moral of the story: Always tell the truth ✨

Fun & Challenging Physical Activity

The children started the activity with warm-up exercises such as jumping and body stretching.

Next, they rolled the ball along an “S”shaped path using the arranged hula hoops. The activity continued with the challenge of jumping from one hoop to another while carrying the ball.

Although it was challenging, the children showed great effort, balance control, and teamwork in their groups.

It was wonderful to see them staying active, focused, and happy throughout the activity.

Learning through play, moving through growth.

With love, our children presented flowers, served tea, washed their parents’ feet as a sign of appreciation, and shared cookies they made themselves.

As a beautiful memory, they stamped their handprints together with their parents on canvas — a symbol of love that will always stay together.

Happy Parents’ Day
The children enthusiastically created simple flowers for their beloved parents.
Although the flowers are small, they carry deep meaning made by little hands.
Each touch reflects sincere love and appreciation from the children to their parents.

Happy 6th Birthday

The children happily prepared simple cookies especially for their beloved parents.

They were full of excitement and joy throughout the activity, making each cookie with love and appreciation for Mommy and Daddy.

May these little treats bring big smiles and happiness to their parents.