“A” shows their teacher their growing independence and ability to self-regulate their emotions and his body.

Sheyli understands and explains the natural world around her to a peer.

Jason, today when talking about your family you told us that the most important thing in your family is the work of your dad, who works with his employer and your uncle Omar.

Discover how learning first looked like during the COVID-19 Pandemic quarantine as you follow Dulce and her home learning.

“P” is a super friend and helps her peer.

Teacher Lina interacts with her students to promote inquisitive thinking and real-world scenarios.

Number recognition in early childhood helps grow math confidence, critical thinking skills and essentially creates a solid foundation for success in math concepts.

Ruth was delighted to investigate the light fixture in the ground. She followed her natural curiosity about the world and began to put prior knowledge about temperature into a real-life situation.

Ariana’s courage is so evident when facing new tasks. Her willingness to try new things, even when faced with difficulty is a wonderful learning disposition to have.

Adrain has a great understanding of how things connect and interrelate. Definitely, creating mazes activity challenges and occupies him. And the more he makes them, the easier and quicker it became.

Humans are creatures of habit; any sudden disruption to routine or expectations of routine affect us.

Jessica has learned how fast things can change and have altered her perspective to focus on the things that are important.

We are all learning about how resilient we can be in the face of extreme difficulties.