RECE, Chief Learning Officer
Patience & Caring are virtues.
The most important qualities that a teacher should have are patience and caring. A great teacher is very patient with their students and their parents to deal with the same questions and problems over and over again. You must care to never give up on your students and would try out new ways to help them succeed in life.
-Mrs. Catherine, RECE, Chief Learning Officer
French Sing-Along with Madam Firoozeh
Learn French by singing and moving activities. Free online open class, Age 4-12 Nov. 25th, 5:30-6:00 PM
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Do you like Korean Kid’s Game?
Preun ha neul~ eun ha soo~ 😂 learn from this perfect duo! 😅
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We love all types of music!
Live Jazz @ Jazz Bistro in Toronto. #letsgetbacktonormal #byecovid19
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Magnetic play
The children will find the solution by themselves, quicker than you expect. Happy learning!
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The Nutcracker – Stick Play
Simple fun and joy of learning music. This fun activity will help develop a strong foundation of music.
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Fur Elise by a SK Maestro
This is his first try after the one sight-reading. This SK fell in love with Fur Elise. Happy learning everyone!
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Spooning Exercise
Transferring activity is a great toddler and preschooler activity for coordination, concentration and for building arm, hand and finger strength. The best place to look for transferring ideas is in your kitchen drawer, you may have a lot of suitable materials already such as a spoon, bowl, and water. Happy Learning Everyone! 😘
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Crafting a piano
Children learn better when it’s fun. Crafting instruments they are learning to play is one great way to make the learning experience fun.
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Benefits of drumming for toddlers
Development of Motor skillsKeeping fitSelf-expressionFoundation of music educationStress reliefDeveloping listening skills
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Sink or Float
Have your children toss the objects into the water one at a time, trying to guess if they will sink or float before they hit the water. This is fun preschool science activity.
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Blow painting with straws
Blow painting is an exciting activity for kids. It helps children experiment with different patterns and blow and the art is really amazing.
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Montessori Knobbed Cylinders
Knobbed Cylinders are the first visual sense lesson within the Sensorial area of the classroom. This is a part of sensory exercise. Sensorial Exercises were designed by Montessori to cover every quality that can be perceived by the senses such as size, shape, composition, texture, loudness or softness, matching, weight, temperature, etc.
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Matching Activity
Matching and sorting activities help children to develop a range of thinking skills and build the foundations for later concepts.
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Montessori Practical Life Lesson
Water pouring exercise: Filling, scooping and pouring activities help develop fine motor skills in under 5s as well as using math concepts such as less and more.
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First experience of Xylophone
Xylophone is a great introductory instrument for toddlers.
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Classic Dance by 6-year-old
Practice for : Moving the same finger numbers on each hands but different directions simultaneously. Patiently and accurately, the student is practicing hard for her parents., so they can have a dancing date on the weekend. I am so proud of her and wish her parents the best date ever!
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Parachute Play
Parachute play can be a great play idea on hot summer days and it will help develop a child’s gross motor skills.
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String Exercise
String exercise help develops a fine motor skill for toddlers, you can use simple materials like cheerios and pipe cleaners. Kids always love to play with their food! 🙂
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Opening lid exercise
This fun exercise helps develop hands to eye coordination. Make it fun by hiding a little treasure inside.
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