During that month, information for kids about famous mathematicians as well as mathematical phenomena and everyday mathematics is presented on posters in many places in the school building.
On several days, an activity with a mathematical focus takes place during early supervision, for example a Sudoku morning, a strategy games morning or a mandala morning.
In another highly creative “We bring order to chaos” activity, the children create pictures from various materials or build or sort something. Colorful wooden sticks, buttons, shells, stones, tiles, pentominos, cotton swabs, sponges, clothespins, colored plastic chips, pattern blocks, and many more arts and crafts materials are used for this.
Some of the great results are shown in the pictures.
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Our goal is to help students discover mathematics in a playful way, spark curiosity, and build confidence in learning.
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The children sang beautiful Christmas songs, and the residents sang along joyfully, clapped, and had smiles from ear to ear.
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As a guest, we were privileged to welcome Mr. Rainer Rudloff. He first read to the third- and fourth-grade classes, then to the first- and second-grade classes as well as the preschool.
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A week ago, our school Kids Camp hosted its Open house! Not only is this major event a great way for interested parents to be introduced to our concept, a bilingual education program that provides the children with a unique learning environment, but it is also a fantastic experience for the children at our school to show you (and their parents!) what they’ve learnt and the projects they’ve proudly worked on in the last months.
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Visit our school, discover our students’ projects, and meet our dedicated teachers.
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