Easter Egg Hunt
Preschool
April 28, 2021
In April, the Mountain class (4-year-olds) travelled to Honmoku Sancho Park for the annual Easter egg hunt!
To build excitement in the weeks before, they watched videos of kids on the news in America taking part in a giant Easter Egg Hunt!
They learned about some of the reasons why we celebrate Easter and what it means for children in Japan.
On the day of the hunt, we did an egg relay and we hunted for different types of eggs in, on, under, or next to different objects in the park.
To build excitement in the weeks before, they watched videos of kids on the news in America taking part in a giant Easter Egg Hunt!
They learned about some of the reasons why we celebrate Easter and what it means for children in Japan.
On the day of the hunt, we did an egg relay and we hunted for different types of eggs in, on, under, or next to different objects in the park.
For Jungle class (3-year-olds) they went to Shinko Central Square for their Easter egg hunt.
It was a beautiful day and the Jungle friends were so excited to ride on the bus to the park.
The eggs were spread around the park among the beautiful flowers and plants. The children really loved to be outside and searching for the multicolored eggs.
By the end of the visit, the bags which the children had decorated were full to the brim with eggs. They counted up the eggs and showed each other our finds before heading back to CGK.
It was a beautiful day and the Jungle friends were so excited to ride on the bus to the park.
The eggs were spread around the park among the beautiful flowers and plants. The children really loved to be outside and searching for the multicolored eggs.
By the end of the visit, the bags which the children had decorated were full to the brim with eggs. They counted up the eggs and showed each other our finds before heading back to CGK.
Hope everyone had a fun and safe April!
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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.