Our Message Do you view art as just a messy playtime for kids? Or do you realize it’s so much more than that? Arts and crafts benefit our kids in so many ways. Whether it’s painting, drawing, sewing, music, dance, theater, or any of the other arts, they all contribute to our children’s well-being. It
Our Message Why is art important to kids in school? In school, it’s a way for them to communicate and build confidence. With art education on the decline in schools all around the world, it’s up to us to inspire, introduce and cultivate the little Piccaso in each child. Children are naturally curious. From the
Our Message Art activities and art education in kindergarten and beyond are extremely important. Art is a part of human experience, and kindergarteners may enjoy looking at art, producing art and expressing themselves through art projects. Art gives each individual student a means for expressing themselves. They may not yet be able to write a
Our Message History of World Children’s Day In 1857, Dr. Charles Leonard started this day by naming it Rose Day in the United Kingdom. In 1920, the Republic of Turkey officially acknowledged Children’s Day as a national holiday. In 1950, many countries started to celebrate June 1, as “Children Protection Day” In 1954 United Nations
Our Message Balancing Screen Time with Green Time This generation of children, the digital generation, has never known life without a computer or the Internet. When children become more engrossed in – and even addicted to – their technology, they become less connected to their natural environment. Addictions to technology also lead to children becoming
Our Message Nature provides countless opportunities for discovery, creativity and problem-solving. Interacting with natural environments allows you to learn by doing and experimenting with ideas. In nature, you think, question, and get new ideas – thereby developing an inquisitive mind. Interaction with nature will push you to appreciate the beauty of nature and be thankful
Our Message Papier mâché or paper mache is a popular crafting technique that uses paper and a paste to create a variety of objects. The method is named after the French term for “chewed paper,” which makes sense given the steps needed for any paper mache project. This age-old craft spans multiple generations and countries,
Our Message This week the students were introduced to sewing as it fasters a sense of accomplishment that can boost their moral and self-confidence. The tactile nature of sewing helps strengthen a child’s hand-eye co-ordination and fine motor skills. It also provides children a vehicle for personal and creative expression while helping them to practice