Learning without limits!!

''Fruit Day" celebration where all the students come dressed up as different fruits or with fruit cutouts. This is a fun and interactive way for children to learn about different fruits and their characteristics. During the celebration, children learn about the fruit's taste, smell, and nutritional values through interactive activities and discussions.

This activity is a great way for children to learn about healthy eating habits and how to make nutritious food choices. Additionally, it helps to promote creativity and self-expression as students come dressed up in unique and creative ways.

In the "Red Color Day" celebration in preschool, children wear red clothes and bring red color props from home to school. They engage in various activities that incorporate the color red such as crafts, coloring, and writing exercises. This is a fun and interactive way for children to learn about colors and how they are used in the world around them. Children can learn about different shades of red and how it is used in everyday life. This celebration helps to foster creativity, imagination and color recognition skills in young children. 

"Shape Day" celebration where students come dressed up or with cutouts of different shapes. This is a fun and interactive way for children to learn about different shapes and their characteristics. During the celebration, children learn about the properties of different shapes through interactive activities and discussions.

Activities like matching shapes, sorting shapes, creating shapes with play-doh, drawing shapes and many more are included in the celebration. This helps children to develop their fine motor skills, cognitive skills, and problem-solving abilities.

We believe that hands-on learning experiences such as this one are an effective way to engage children in learning and foster their curiosity and interest in the world around them. We are proud to see our students having fun and learning at the same time in a joyful atmosphere.

We encourage students to be creative and come up with unique and fun ways to showcase their chosen shape. It's a great way for students to learn while having fun and it encourages them to express themselves creatively.

Regenerate response

                 "Seed Sowing"

Teaches preschoolers about plant growth, caring for living things, and introduces concepts like cause and effect, observation, and responsibility. The activity involves learning about seed parts, the role of soil, water, and sunlight in growth, and taking responsibility for their own seedling's care. It also helps develop fine motor skills and encourages exploration of the natural world.

As part of our curriculum, we include a "How a Plant Grows from a Seed" activity where preschoolers can learn about the process of plant growth through hands-on experience. This activity involves planting seeds, observing their growth, and learning about the various stages of plant development. This is an engaging and interactive way for children to learn about the natural world and develop an understanding of the importance of taking care of our environment. 

"Vegetable Stall Day" teaches kids about economics through a play vegetable stall where they use play money to purchase veggies and learn about budgeting, bargaining, and quality. Kids also practice counting money, math skills, and vendor role-playing for customer interaction and product presentation. It's a fun way to learn about making informed purchasing decisions. 

"Handwashing" activity performed by preschoolers is an important part of our curriculum. During this activity, children learn the proper technique for washing their hands, including the use of soap and warm water, and the importance of handwashing in maintaining personal hygiene and preventing the spread of germs. The activity is interactive and hands-on, allowing children to practice and reinforce the skills they have learned. 

Janmashtami is a popular Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna. In preschool, children dress up as Krishna and Radha, two of the most famous characters from Hindu mythology. This is a fun and interactive way for children to learn about the cultural and religious significance of the festival, as well as to explore different aspects of the story and characters through various activities and games. 

Celebrating Makar Sankranti in preschool can be an educational and fun experience for children, promoting cultural awareness, creativity, language development, and social skills. Activities can include kite making, storytelling, cooking, art and craft, and dance and music. The celebration can help children learn about different cultures, traditions, and customs. 

Drawing is a great activity for preschoolers as it helps to develop their imagination, fine motor skills, and self-expression. During the drawing activity, children are encouraged to draw anything they can imagine, using pencils and paper. By providing an open-ended activity, children can express their thoughts and feelings through their drawings. This activity can also be used to track the growth and interests of each child, as they will likely try to draw different objects and improve their drawing skills. By providing a daily drawing activity, preschoolers can engage in a fun and educational activity that will help them grow and develop in many ways. 

At Kids International Preschool, we believe in providing individualized instruction and support to each child. Our classrooms are designed to have a low teacher-to-student ratio, with a maximum of 10 students and 1 teacher. This allows for a more personal and tailored approach to teaching, where the teacher can act as a personal tutor for each student and track their daily growth. By providing this level of individual attention and support, we ensure that each child is able to reach their full potential and succeed in their education. 

"Vegetable Day" celebration where students come dressed up or with cutouts of different vegetables. This is a fun and interactive way for children to learn about different vegetables and their characteristics. During the celebration, children learn about the properties of different vegetables through interactive activities and discussions.

Activities like matching vegetables, sorting vegetables, creating vegetables with play-doh, drawing vegetables and many more are included in the celebration. This helps children to develop their fine motor skills, cognitive skills, and problem-solving abilities.

We believe that hands-on learning experiences such as this one are an effective way to engage children in learning and foster their curiosity and interest in the world around them. We also include the nutritional value of the vegetables and how they are beneficial for our health.

We encourage students to be creative and come up with unique and fun ways to showcase their chosen vegetable. It's a great way for students to learn while having fun and it encourages them to express themselves creatively.