Several articles have been published regarding the benefits of yoga for children’s health and mental well-being as well as on how parents can start a yoga practice in the home.
Please click on “Yoga for Children” for these articles.
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We read stories and learned about Indigenous culture, created art, and discussed traditional clothing and some of the cultural items such as inukshuks, totems, tepees and dream catchers.
“We don’t inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children” – Aboriginal proverb
Please click on “Celebrating Aboriginal Day!” for more photos.
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During the month of May, Casa celebrated Cinco de Mayo by making colourful sombreros, dancing to music from Mexico and making our very own guacamole. Using fresh ingredients, the children learned to measure, mix and grind. Happy Cinco de Mayo!
Click on “Cinco de Mayo Celebration!” to see the recipe for our guacamole and more pictures!
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In exploring about ways to protect the Earth and conserve its resources, the Casa class started the Honeybee Initiative. The class explored different aspects regarding bees such as their function, importance and anatomy. We also did our part by planting sunflowers with each child caring for a plant. Please help Save Our Bees!
Please click on “Our Honeybee Project” for more information about the Honeybee Initiative.
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The children have been intrigued about space. We were very interested in learning about the Earth, stars, moon, meteors and meteorites, an asteroid belt, the dwarf planets, comets, universe, constellations, galaxies, each planet, and so much more.
To learn more about outer space and fun facts about each planet, click on “Exploring Outer Space”.
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The practice of yoga helps the children become aware of their body and strengthens their control of movement, thus encouraging the development of self-discipline. Of course, the best part for the children is having their own mat!
Please click on “Yoga Practice” for more information about yoga.
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The bells are an exciting part of our Casa classroom! Children enjoy learning to play songs such as “Good Morning” or “Days of the Week”. There are endless possibilities for creative uses of the bells.
Please click on “Working with Bells” for more information about Montessori bells.
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Maria Montessori introduced a hands on approach to education because she believed that the development of the hand plays an important role in the developing of the mind.
Please click on “Intelligence and the Hand” to see photos of other examples of intelligence and the hand as well as a quote from Maria Montessori.
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The sensorial area of our Casa classroom allows the children to manipulate and explore the materials using all of their senses. In this picture, the children are working with a combination of two activities that they have mastered individually, to recreate a pattern that is shown on the control card.
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During our discussions of respect, kindness, tolerance, unity and harmony, the children have looked at our differences and similarities between each other to celebrate our individual qualities. We are inspired by the Bob Marley song “One Love” with the words “One love when your hand reaches out to me. One heart when we touch a new world we will see.”
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