A Bug's Life
This month, the Mountain (4-year-old) students have been looking at bugs. It follows the children looking at plants last month and the arrival of the rainy season, where a lot of bugs get ready to come out.
In the classroom, the children looked at different types of bugs and their habitats. There is a lot that we can learn in the classroom. But with a topic such as bugs, it's best to hit the great outdoors to where the bugs are.
At the nearby parks, there were a plentiful amount of roly-poly bugs for the children to collect. These bugs now live in terrariums that the children have cultivated by filling it with leaves and stones that they gathered.
They will observe and keep visual records of the bugs by drawing and sketching them. Taking the learning out of the classroom is a fun and valuable learning experience. But being able to bring the outdoors into the classroom is a unique learning experience.
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John - Community Coordinator Australia
Born in Hong Kong and raised in a multicultural environment in Australia, John values the diverse backgrounds that strengthen CGK's community. As Community Coordinator, he supports connections among families while keeping children's personal growth at the heart of education. He encourages learners to explore their interests and develop a lasting enjoyment of discovery and learning.