Kindergarten students made their own bongos. These were used to learn counting while banging on their bongos and creating music. Students enjoyed using the number line to sort numbers according to value.
Submitted by Ms Janice Vella, Kinder 2.2
The Kinder 1 students of Ms Nag and Ms Joanne enjoyed a cookery lesson in the school’s new kitchen. Students rolled out the dough and smeared tomato paste on the surface of the dough. They then added some sausages, olives and mozzarella. The pizzas turned out to be delicious.
Apart from enhancing their fine motor skills, children learned about shapes and had time to socialise in a very entertaining way.
The students of Ms Josianne in K1.1 have been very busy lately. During one of their sessions the students made beautiful printings using fallen tree conifers collected from the school garden. Through such activities students learn about colours and texture, while enhance their fine motor skills. Such activities also enhance socialisation and team work. Well done 🙂
The students of Ms Josianne, in K1.1, prepared some delicious biscuits. Through such activities students enhance their fine motor skills while learning about texture and hygiene when preparing food. Well done to these young chefs 🙂
Dun Kalcidon Vassallo visited the school on the feast of St Martin. This is an event celebrated yearly to promote a sense of charity towards others. Students are given a St. Martin’s bag full of goodies. Thanks to the members of the school council for preparing 309 bags for our students and thanks to the parents for their constant support
The Magic of Stories, Seħer l-Istejjer, kicked off for the second consecutive year at our school. This is a story telling service, provided by the National Literacy agency, consisting of a number of animated story telling sessions held for students and parents at school in the early years. The school would like to thank Ms Patricia Gatt for animating these sessions and the parents for joining in these sessions.
The students of Ms Joan Vella in K2.3 have been learning about different textures. The student were shown various objects which were placed in a bowl. Later students sorted the objects from non-metals to metals.
Throughout the day children experience a wide range of feelings and emotions. Through the help of activities children learn to identify the different emotions and their feelings. This helps them to express themselves better.
Submitted by Ms Josianne Camilleri, K1.1
The K1.4 students of Ms Nagaat Bugeja participated in a number of activities during the dress down day prepared in aid of Hospice Malta. The students shared toys and made crafts together to enhance caring about others. They also made a sunflower collage since this symbolises Hospice Malta. Thus while learning to think of others, students enhanced their find motor skills.
Can you think of a kid that does not love playing with sand and water? The weather at this time of the year lends itself perfectly for some outdoor water and sand play. The students had a whale of a time playing in the school yard which was temporarily transformed into a water park 🙂