Preperation of Life Child Care Inc.

Design and follow a full schedule of activities and discover suitable teaching material
Balance your teaching between logical and social exercises
Provide basic care and caregiving activities
Use a wide range of teaching methods (stories, media, indoor or outdoor games, drawing etc) to enhance the child’s abilities
Evaluate children’s performance to make sure they are on the right learning track
Remain in constant communication with parents and update them on the progress of their children
Observe children’s interactions and promote the spirit of concord
Identify behavioral problems and determine the right course of action
Collaborate with other colleagues
Adhere with teaching standards and safety regulations as established by the official sources.

Lots of babies and toddlers like to post and drop objects. Why not turn an empty tin/container into a reusable shape sorting activity for your little one.

Posting refers to the action of placing an object inside a container by passing it through a slot or opening.

Posting activities foster dexterity and hand-eye coordination as well as the ability to voluntarily release an object.

This activity will provide hours of fun for your little one!

It's summertime! 🌞⛱

We all have been waiting for the warmer days and they are finally here!

Wishing you a fun, peaceful, and safe summer. Enjoy the sun and remember your sunscreen!

Let us know down in the comment section what is on your bucket list this summer? We can't wait to see your answers!

Children love these fun sensory bottles and they are easy to make yourself with materials you already have to hand or can get at the shop.

Make your own Sensory bottle using different materials (lentils, rice, beans, pasta, glitter, pompoms or anything colorful you have in the house)

You can also theme the bottles, such as spring, summer, autumn, and winter - to enhance your little one's knowledge about the FOUR seasons!

These reusable sensory bottles are Super easy to make and give hours of fun for your little one!

We have prepared an experiment activity for you!

It's a great way to familiarise your child with the lifecycle of a butterfly and share some interesting facts about the insect.🦋

1. Butterflies have four wings, not two as you may think.
2. The smallest butterfly is the Western Blue Pigmy, which is only 2cm across.
3. Butterflies need heat to be able to move. When you see them resting in the sunshine, they are warming up their wings so they can fly.
4. Butterflies can see colours that humans can’t.
5. Butterflies taste with their feet!😲

Let us know down in the comment which fact was the most surprising for you.☺️

Happy World Music Day!

Music is the universal language of all people. No matter what language we speak, we can all enjoy a nice melody. 🎶

Did you know that more than 120 countries commemorate this day as people organize free public concerts in parks, stadiums, and public places, mostly for music lovers and learners? 🤩

A father is someone we look up to no matter how tall we grow.

Happy Father's Day to all amazing dads out there!

Have you planned anything for your dad today?

It's International Picnic Day today!

When is the best time to picnic? Anytime!

Picnics are a great opportunity to spend some quality time outdoors with your family! 🥰

We prepared some picnics ideas for you to try out:
1. Bring your furry friends to a teddy bear picnic
2. Create a permanent picnic area in your yard
3. Host a fort picnic in your living room
4. Host a family movie night picnic

Are you a fan of picnics like us? 🤩

Warmer weather means more opportunities to spend some time outside!

If you are looking for some fun, sensory activity for your little one, then Touch Scavenger Hunt is for you! 🤩

The Sensory Scavenger Hunt is a great chance for your child to enjoy some fun time outdoors and connect with their environment.

Are you going to try this?

Happy Juneteenth! 🔴🟡🟢

On June 19, 1865, General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, with an announcement: Enslaved people there were free!

Juneteenth is a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. It is also called Emancipation Day or Juneteenth Independence Day. The name “Juneteenth” references the date of the holiday, combining the words “June” and “nineteenth.

The day has been celebrated by generations of families, and some historians think the modern Juneteenth tradition of having red-colored foods, like strawberry soda, watermelon, and red velvet cake, was inspired by those early celebrations.

What red thing are you going to eat today to celebrate?

Let's get creative! 🍃🎨

Leaf rubbings are a nature craft that's great for children to complete with little adult guidance. The idea is to find an interesting leaf, place it on a hard surface, put a piece of paper over it, and rub a crayon, colored pencil, or marker on the layered paper over the leaf to reveal a leaf rubbing. 🤩

Don't forget to take pictures of your artwork and share them with us!

Today we celebrate World Oceans Day! 🐋🌊🐬

Oceans cover around 70% of our planet's surface. By protecting oceans we are protecting our future!

Here are some interesting facts about oceans:
🌊 You can find mountains and volcanoes on the bottom of oceans.
🌊 Earth is the only known planet that has oceans.
🌊 The biggest animal in the ocean is the blue whale. 🐋

Let us know down in the comments your favorite animal that lives in the ocean! 💙