The activity room in the morning was filled with the sound of children's laughter and conversation. The children were enjoying the happy feeling brought by exercising with their peers. A few of them were sitting on the benches and watching, so I went over to them and invited them to participate in the activity together. At that moment, Minn Ninh from the kindergarten class suddenly stood up and said that there was a big cockroach, and she reached out to the principal's hand to hold it, and then the children guided her in the direction of the cockroach, and Minnh Ninh seemed to be worried that the principal would suddenly disappear, so she held her hand more and more tightly, and from time to time, she looked up at me.

The closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics was finally held on schedule after several twists and turns. Although the cheering of the spectators was missing, the athletes still deserved to be applauded for their hard work on the field of competition! The opening theme of this year's Tokyo Olympics was "Love and Solidarity", and the closing theme was "The World We Share", symbolizing the unity of all people through emotional ties, increasing mutual understanding and friendship, and conveying the noble sentiment of sharing the world, which is exactly what education seeks to achieve: "Inclusion, Goodness, and Solidarity".

Recently, I have read a record of the shortest time spent on a job as a counter worker. After reporting for duty and being briefed on the work by an internal staff member, the job seeker left the job because he found that there were a lot of work items and he did not want to do the work, thus setting a record of leaving the job in less than an hour of work. There should be countless examples like this. People used to think that this was unimaginable, but nowadays, this is a commonplace. People are looking for jobs, and jobs are looking for people. There is a shortage of people in all walks of life, and kindergarten teachers are one of them. Teachers leading classes must

"Teacher, I see that other kindergarteners in bilingual schools can talk to foreigners, but my child can't even know his ABC's. Am I letting him miss the golden age of learning? When should he learn the alphabet and pinyin?" I have to tell you that there is no standard answer. The so-called "golden period" of learning is used excessively by English tutorials and bilingual/whole language kindergartens in their enrollment campaigns, even in a threatening tone: "Don't let your child lose!

On the second week of the school year, for the first-time children, although they are still a little apprehensive about coming to kindergarten, they have already made a lot of progress, and there are fewer cries and noises in the campus. The children are slowly adapting to the new mode of living and work routine, adjusting their own emotions, and getting to know the environment of the kindergarten, the teachers and their peers in a positive attitude. Adults can give timely affirmation and encouragement to strengthen their confidence. However, children

[Prospective Kindergarten] - As we have just joined a prospective kindergarten this semester, there are some things we are still learning about, such as the children's fees, etc. When they are listed in the system, we will distribute fee packets and take them home in a folder, so please pay attention to the information that you bring home and be sure to read and understand it. Contracts for child care services will be distributed next Friday. After-school Extended Day Care Fee】- The dismissal time of quasi-publicized kindergartens is originally 5:00 p.m., but in consideration of most parents' pick-up and drop-off times, the 5:00 p.m. dismissal time will be changed to 5:30 p.m..