One day experience in kindergarten

My child’s kindergarten has an open day for parents every month. My child has been in the kindergarten for a year and a half. As a mother, I am busy working all day and have never attended it. My child's class teacher invited me again. At first, I hesitated because there was a lot of work to do in the school and I was afraid I wouldn't be able to leave. Finally, I made up my mind that the work will never be finished, but my child's childhood only lasts a few years. If I miss it, Once it's gone, it can never be found again. My children’s education cannot be delayed, so I finished the work overtime on weekends in advance. I worked overtime at school to complete this week's work. After arranging my work, I attended as scheduled.

I was very excited. In fact, from the day I prepared to participate in the kindergarten experience class, I was full of expectations. My mood was like that of a child who is about to enter kindergarten. How do children in kindergarten attend class? Do they cry? How did the teacher coax them? Is the course interesting? My mind was full of unknowns, and with these questions, I entered the kindergarten with my son.

When morning came, the children had already begun to listen to Yaya telling stories, but they were still a little late. I was a little annoyed, but soon my emotions were gone. The children began to attend classes in groups. My son was in the middle group and lined up to follow them to the large Montessori room. In the gentle music, the children began to walk under the leadership of the teacher.

The children walked very seriously, the classroom was very quiet, only the sound of music was flowing. Afterwards, the children sat around Yaya, and the teacher in this class taught the children to recognize and perceive shapes. After the teacher's demonstration, the children touched and felt it themselves, said their names, took it out and returned it correctly.

Then, free working time. Children take the teaching aids they like and work freely. The whole process was very orderly, without any noise, and the children were taught not to disturb others while working by themselves.

Suddenly, a burst of music sounded, and the children shouted, stop working. I was shocked. It turned out that get out of class was over, and the children quickly put away their teaching aids and work mats. We lined up to go back to the classroom to drink water and eat snacks.

After the break, it’s time for exciting extracurricular activities. The children go downstairs, do exercises, play with their favorite toys, and run and play on the playground to their heart's content. As a photography enthusiast, how could I miss such a good opportunity. So, I followed the children and took various snapshots.

Wow, it’s so fun to play, everyone is sweating a lot, it’s time to go back and have a rest, go upstairs to drink water, sit down and calm down, and quietly listen to the teacher telling stories, stories It was so attractive, everyone laughed.

Watching them play and listen to the stories with great concentration, even I wanted to become smaller and join their team.

Lunch, lunch break. . . . . .

During the children's lunch break, I communicated with the teachers about the children's education and learned about the children's various situations in recent times. I couldn't help but sigh that this trip was not in vain. It turned out that some of the children's situations in the kindergarten were... He didn't even notice it. Children's education cannot be relaxed. What you see at home is only one side, but you still have to pay attention to all aspects.

After lunch break, the children took turns taking African drum lessons. What fun.

Mengmeng used elephants and birds as metaphors. Amidst the flapping sounds, the children got to know the alto and bass of the African drum.

Next is Go class.

The day passed by very quickly. During this day, I seemed to have returned to my childhood. Not only did I feel the joy of childhood again, I also experienced the satisfaction of the children calling me mom. Children have a strong sense of rules in kindergarten, everything is carried out in an orderly manner, and children are free, relaxed and happy here.