This week was a whirlwind of creativity, culture, and celebration!
With Halloween in the air and exciting educational themes, our little ones enjoyed a variety of activities across art, sensory play, and movement.
Here’s a look at what each age group explored:
The Hatchlings enjoyed their Halloween activity, with lots of spooky, colorful fun!
Our trip to Tate Modern was a wonderful opportunity for the Hatchlings to experience unique shapes, colors, and textures in art.
Miss Molly led a gentle mindfulness session, introducing calming exercises to celebrate Halloween in a soothing and fun way.
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The Blue Dragons explored the Barbican Centre, taking in the vibrant sights and sounds of this cultural space.
This week, Blue Dragons had their first session with Sporty Minis, focusing on balancing skills.
Everyone had a fantastic time building strength, balance, and confidence through these fun exercises.
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The Dragon Flights celebrated Diwali with a hands-on activity creating Rangoli patterns.
This activity helped introduce them to different cultural art forms and traditions.
To honor Black History Month, the children engaged in a “diverse hand painting” activity, celebrating the beauty of different skin tones and individuality.
The Dragon Flights’ first Sporty Minis session focused on jumping over obstacles, helping children develop agility while having loads of fun!
Our Halloween party was a hit! Children and parents had a blast celebrating in costume with fun-filled activities.
We had creative little hands crafted their very own “monsters” with colorful playdough.
Besides, from friendly ghosts to tiny ghouls, our children decorated Halloween characters with bright colors and imaginative designs.
For sensory activities, children enjoyed pumpkin-themed sensory trays and even helped make some tasty pumpkin soup!
Ghost foam sensory tray was also full of surprises. Our favorite!
Each child got a unique Halloween face painting to complete their costume. We also enjoyed lots of tasty treats together, making the Halloween party extra special.
Thank you for making this Halloween celebration so memorable! We’re excited for more activities and adventures next week.
Have a lovely weekend, and we’ll see you soon!