The world of children is full of imagination, and over the past week at Nikator Private Kindergarten, it became even more vibrant, rich, and exciting! We held our special themed week, “Color Explosion”, which left our little ones with unforgettable memories, plenty of smiles, and new knowledge.
Here is how our young discoverers turned into real scientists and linguists during these magical days.
The program was packed with hands-on experiments that stimulated the children’s senses and logical thinking:
The Magic of Mixing: The children discovered how to create a whole palette of new shades from just three primary colors. Mixing safe paints and watching new colors come to life caused pure delight!
Scientific Observations: We explored nature and answered questions like “How does a rainbow appear?”. transform and move in different environments.
Language Triathlon: At “Nikator”, we believe that languages are learned best through experience. While creating and experimenting, the children learned and practiced the names of colors in three languages simultaneously! Games and songs made this process completely natural and fun.
The world of children is full of imagination, and over the past week at Nikator Private Kindergarten, it became even more vibrant, rich, and exciting! We held our special themed week, “Color Explosion”, which left our little ones with unforgettable memories, plenty of smiles, and new knowledge.
Here is how our young discoverers turned into real scientists and linguists during these magical days.
The program was packed with hands-on experiments that stimulated the children’s senses and logical thinking:
The Magic of Mixing: The children discovered how to create a whole palette of new shades from just three primary colors. Mixing safe paints and watching new colors come to life caused pure delight!
Scientific Observations: We explored nature and answered questions like “How does a rainbow appear?”. transform and move in different environments.
Language Triathlon: At “Nikator”, we believe that languages are learned best through experience. While creating and experimenting, the children learned and practiced the names of colors in three languages simultaneously! Games and songs made this process completely natural and fun.
