Cooperative learning is an innovative and creative part of the school support where the real protagonists are the children and the teaching sheets allow us to leave the traditional schemes to become an attractive alternative when addressing school issues in everyday life. Cooperation and guided participation are necessary to achieve this aim.
Today we highlighted Men’s day through lovely messages of well wishes and the creation of contests which showed the positive role men play in society.
Energy, teamwork, integration and respect were the objectives set by the Foundation for the development of its activities. Using the game as an instrument, we achieved what was planned and each team gave their very best for the development of these activities. Congratulations to the guys. This is how a workshop is done!
Within our nutritional themes we open spaces for cognitive stimulation. This time we made a “soup of letters” contest where we worked on the attention, memory and mental quickness of our children. It was a fun game that allowed us to share and learn.
During this week assessments were carried out to test the children’s competency in mathematics, literacy and text comprehension, in order to design the individual work plan for the semester.
One of our goals is to promote healthy eating habits in the children and their families, so we developed a theoretical and practical workshop in which the parents would have the opportunity to understand the benefits of Quinoa as well as the various methods we can use to bring this fantastic cereal to our tables. Also, they took home the first recipe of the book that we will create month by month.
The Environmental Guardians of the Foundation helped the children create notices with messages alluding to the care of our environment, made entirely by the children who worked creatively with colors, paint and wooden boards. It was a day of camaraderie, delivery and teamwork. Good for the environmental guardians!
The school dining room joined the great commemoration of International Women’s Day with activities that celebrate women’s rights and the role they play in society.
During this week we began with a day of awareness and a presentation of the school support program to parents of children who will receive complementary academic support.
Today we discussed the Barranquilla Carnival, highlighting the values we must have as citizens to enjoy our culture healthily.
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