Published in November 17th, 2008
We are having a small festive celebration this morning. Every one in the school today mush wear a traditional costume. I remembered a brief but warm conversation with a 3 years old Indian girl last week.
Children were coloring picture of a girl in a sari. My conversation began when the little girl was coloring the [...]
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Published in November 15th, 2008
I always love Christmas! I love the red shiny decorations, beautiful Christmas tree and the Santa Claus with his large gift bag. It is also a festive of love. Family and friends get together for the special celebration. We should nurture our child’s family value on this special occasion that only takes place once a [...]
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Published in November 10th, 2008
Nurture our child is a very challenging responsibility. It takes lots of our energy when we spend time with our child in the day. There are times you wish you can just be single again without any kids especially when your child is not listening to you and do all sorts of stuns that might [...]
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Published in November 9th, 2008
Remember my guest, Zheng Yi? This a piece of sweet story that she likes to share with all of us!
Once I returned to my previous taught school in the afternoon about 3.00pm just for meeting, thus I went straight to the room and start doing my work, normally I came by at 1.30pm and take [...]
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Published in November 7th, 2008
Remember last week we have produced a house and a tree using old magazine? This week we are going to make the background for the tree and house. I hope you still keep the tree and the house that you have made earlier with your child. Take them out as we need them today! Briefly [...]
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Published in November 6th, 2008
Have you seen these monkeys before? I saw this in one of my friend’s house and I recalled seeing them in a trip years ago. They are called the Three Wise Monkeys. I found them to be very useful to nurture our child’s morality and responsibilities. Use these monkeys to tell a story to our [...]
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Published in November 4th, 2008
Nurturing our child’s discipline can be a very challenging task. Most adults will go for short cut as nowadays everything has to be done instantly with the fastest effect. So, adults go for punishment in order to get the child to be discipline immediately. What most of us do not realize the side effect of [...]
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Published in November 3rd, 2008
I managed to get a caring friend, Zheng Yi, to share her path as a preschool teacher with all of us. She is a young graduate who venture into early childhood development instead of corporate working life. I admire her enthusiasm and dedication that she shows in her preschool teaching career. Our children need [...]
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Published in October 31st, 2008
When you look around the house, do you find old magazines lying around the corner? Why not we use them to nurture our child’s recycling awareness this weekend? The global warming issues are getting more serious these days. We as adults can start educate our child at home about green living habits to create environmental [...]
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Published in October 28th, 2008
Most of the time punishment is used to nurture our child’s discipline. An adult will use a rattan to beat a very “naughty” child because he thinks that beating can stop his naughty behavior and get him to become more discipline. Before we proceed, it is important for the adults to understand the meaning of [...]
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