Lavender preschool

During Environment Week, students learned about vegetable plants and their care. They observed the plants daily, watered them, and understood the importance of plants in our ecosystem. Students also practiced ordinal numbers through plant name tags displayed in the garden. They are excited to watch the zucchini grow and look forward to harvesting it.

Pre-schoolLydia Lama@topfans

My Story Tree
Project Theme: All About Me in Nature
"My Story Tree" is a creative project that helps children explore and express their identity through the image of a tree. With the involvement of their parents, children discussed their interests, strengths, family, dreams, and personal qualities. They then represented these aspects through different parts of a tree, such as roots, trunk, branches, leaves, flowers, and fruits.
The most exciting part of the project was presenting the Story Tree in front of the class. This gave children an opportunity to confidently share their thoughts, experiences, and unique personalities with others. The project encouraged self-expression, creativity, communication, and family.
Lavender Pre-schoolLydia LamaRibusha Shahi Thakuri

“What do you expect from a six-year-old? Seeing them grow independently is the most beautiful thing.”

“Whether it’s a swimming day or not, it doesn’t matter they read everywhere and in every situation. Our kids are loving reading Hop on Pop.
Isn’t it wonderful that our children are having fun while reading, just as Dr. Seuss imagined?”
One of the best-known lines associated with his philosophy is:

“The more that you read, the more things you will know.
The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.”

Every masterpiece starts with a child’s imagination.
Little hands, big dreams.
Sketching the future.
Lydia Lama
Lavender Pre-school