This month, our classrooms were filled with engaging, hands-on learning experiences. In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, children learned about the holiday’s origins in Ireland and its traditions, while participating in themed activities that supported creativity and exploration.

We also honored Dr. Seuss by sharing his stories across classrooms, fostering a love of reading and imagination in our students.

Students explored the continent of Asia through cultural discussions, learning about animals, landmarks, and countries, helping to build global awareness at an early age. In our classrooms, children also engaged in hands-on science and botany work, including planting seeds and observing their growth, as well as experimenting with sink-and-float activities to encourage curiosity and critical thinking.

In math, students continued developing number sense and were introduced to early fraction concepts. Across all programs, we also incorporated lessons in the food chain, helping children understand how living things depend on one another.

Overall, the month was filled with meaningful experiences that supported independence, curiosity, and a growing understanding of the world.