Thank you for coming in Kinder (K2)
We are glad that you have witnessed your child’s school life.
We look forward to seeing you soon for our Parent-Teacher-Child Conference.
Have a wonderful day 🙂
Circle Time June 18
Happy Friday everyone 🙂
Are you ready for our CIRCLE TIME? Let’s start!
Have a wonderful day and enjoy your weekend. 🙂
STAY HOME and STAY SAFE 🙂
Circle Time June 16
Good morning everyone 🙂
How are you today?
Let’s start our CIRCLE TIME 🙂
Have a wonderful day 🙂
Updates in Kinder Garden
The rain poured heavily in AMICUS today. 🌧
Hello K1 friends, our cucumber and tomato plants are growing.
Look at this😊 This is the soybean that we planted before. It has flower now🤩
K2 friends, we have shown you these pictures this morning but we thought that you might want to see it one more time. Here are our vegetables, bittermelon and okra☺️☀️
Oh! don’t forget this gorgeous SUNFLOWER🌻
Also, here is our praying mantis update😄
Today is Day 13☀️
The egg’s color is changing a bit but it is still intact. When do you think will the baby praying mantis (mantises) come out?
We look forward to seeing you soon😃
Stay home and stay safe everyone🌞
Circle Time (June10)
Hello everyone 🙂 Let’s start our CIRCLE TIME.
Thank you for joining us today 🙂
See you tomorrow 🙂
Insects Life Cycle Camera (K2)
We are continuing our insects activities.
This time, we learned about 3 insects’ LIFE CYCLE.
ANT 🐜
~ egg –> larva –> pupa –> adult ~
BEE 🐝
~ egg –> larva –> pupa –> adult ~
DRAGONFLY 
~ egg –> larva –> molt –> adult ~
After that, we made our camera.
Then, we put them together
and look!
♪♪ We are also listening to this insect song for kids. ♫
If you have time, please let your child listen and sing this at home too. 🙂
Exploring our AMICUS FOREST :)
We invited Mr. Takeru Naka, an insect specialist in Okinawa.
Our K2 friends are learning about insects. Some of them shared what they have learned so far, like their favorite insects and life cycle of a particular insect.
Then, Mr. Naka gave us a lecture about some insects that are rare or can only be found in OKINAWA. Here are some of them:
After that, we went to the FOREST!!!
It was a mix of catching bugs, insects and other interesting living things in the forest. K1 friends observed many plants along the way, too. At the same time, they asked many questions and learned many things about what they saw there.
Here is a closer look of what we have found in the forest.
They are really interesting. Some of them can be touched because they are safe but a few things are dangerous so our Kinder friends were asked to be careful.
The smile on their faces and the curiosity in their eyes says it all. It was indeed an informative and joyful experience for our young learners 🙂
Lastly, our Kinder friends decided to catch and take care of this pregnant praying mantis 🙂 Good job Kinder friends!
