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Happy Bridge Kindergarten is a cozy and orderly society where children begin to experience a larger group environment. Research shows that the behavior of 3-year-old children is easily dominated by emotions. They cry and laugh as they want, and their emotions are difficult to control. Therefore, it is particularly important for children to establish good interpersonal relationships in groups and gradually understand themselves in this relationship. With a respectful and gentle attitude, Happy Bridge Kindergarten's teachers let children learn to imitate different roles in different relationships and experience the emotional changes of roles. They encourage children to understand, express, recognize and adjust feelings and emotions in English, their mother tongue and even body language. In the environment carefully designed by the teacher, our children freely choose and play with toys and materials. The children use numbers or symbols to represent the relationship between things and quantity and establish the logical consciousness of quantity and goods. They learn how to perceive and explore the characteristics of things, and actively discover and explore the survival relationship between animals and plants. The children gradually form the rudiment of human responsibility for the well-being of other creatures.
The 3-year-old children can control their body well. Jogging and long-distance
running every day are necessary activities for children. Like athletes, children
will adjust different running speeds and rhythms with the whistling instructions
of the coach, which requires not only physique, but also concentration and
agility. The Dodge games led by teachers help the children's flexible control of
all parts of their body. In short, exercise is a part of happy learning and life of
our children, and the quality of persistence is a habit in Happy Bridge.
The learning of our K1 class focuses on the process of control, experience
and imitation.
