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Field trip on Thursday 23rd May

K1 trip to Natural Rubber Plantation

Don't forget to..

*Wear your school uniform

*Bring a mask

*Bring a car seat, if you have one

End of year show

We will be performing " I am the very hungry caterpillar"

This is the list of costumes your child will be wearing

Student ชื่อนักเรียน	Character ตัวละครที่จะแสดง	Costume การแต่งกาย
Jeanette (Tiny) Glacier (Fat)	Caterpillar หนอน	Green Color เสื้อผ้าสีเขียว
Lisa	Butterfly ผีเสื้อ	DIY butterfly Costume ประดิษฐ์ชุดผีเสื้อ
Estelle	Apple แอปเปิ้ล	Red color เสื้อผ้าสีแดง
Phu Pope	Pears ลูกแพร	Green color เสื้อผ้าสีเขียว
Reva Win Win Prab	Plums พลัม	Purple or Dark blue color เสื้อผ้าสีม่วงหรือสีน้ำเงิน
Harry Like	Strawberry สตอเบอรี่	Red or Pink color เสื้อผ้าสีแดงหรือชมพู
Fah Naprad Napan	Oranges ส้ม	Oranges color เสื้อผ้าสีส้ม
Awa Pinjia	Snacks ของหวาน	White color เสื้อผ้าสีขาว
Sophie	Leafs ใบไม้	Green color เสื้อผ้าสีเขียว

This week in UOI.

We made parachutes with plastic bags. We were inquirers!

Does the parachute open?

Does it spin? 

What could you do differently?

This week in math and literacy.

We read Elmer and Wilbur- All about patterns!

K1’s used a variety of materials to make their different patterns and they did a great job. We then read Elmer and Wilbur and created our own patterns on the elephants

We also counted numbers 1-10/20 







An important note:

Benefits for Early Years of Learning Outside the Classroom

Learning outside the classroom supports the development of healthy and active lifestyles by offering children opportunities to become risk-takers.

Outside play is so important to children as it gives them so much freedom to explore ideas and concepts than inside a classroom where they sometimes afraid to be messy and loud and busy. Outdoor play allows children to build their gross motor skills by running, skipping, jumping, crawling, digging, squatting and skipping. 

Outdoor learning also helps children to think conceptually and explore the world around them, like playing with water, sandpit, roleplay area, small world area, the creative area allows children to develop their reasoning, questioning, communication, and social skills.

 Outdoor play also supports children’s problem-solving skills and nurtures their creativity, as well as providing rich opportunities for their developing imagination, inventiveness, and resourcefulness. 

 For many children, playing outdoors in their early years setting may be the only opportunity they have to play safely and freely while they learn to assess risk and develop the skills to manage new situations. 

Please encourage and ask your child about their favourite area that they like exploring in our outdoor area.