Anyway, here are some pictures from a day working in a nursery class (3 & 4 yr olds, I call it Preschool 1).......most children can write their name and know the basic 26 sounds! Crazy.
It was a nice day, but I found the time to go by so s l o w l y as I helped children paint, etc. It was developmentally appropriate and all, but it reminded me of when I worked at a daycare back in the day. But it's good to have experiences.
lots of rainy days ya know! |
a whole lot going on in this preschool room! |
3 little pigs construction, etc (they made a house in their outside play area) |
cricket in the park after school---have you ever seen a cricket match?? |
I will never tire of enjoying the color of the doors, ha!
This week I assisted in a reception class (I call it Preschool 2), it has 4 & 5 yr olds, it's all day, is mandatory in this country, and free unless it's a private school.....don't you wish we had free, mandatory preschool in America?
So this job was for most of the week, Tuesday-Friday. And it was at a private school, the first one I've worked at in England. The families pay £10,000 a year!! This school just has nursery, reception and Year 1 (kindergarten). Imagine paying £10,000 each year starting from when the child is 3 years old??!! A lot of money! So I thought this school would be flawless, super meticulous,etc. right?
On that note, I think I will leave you hanging as this post has become quite long!! I will do another post later in the week with photos from the school and a freebie!!
Hope the end of your school year is near/already here!!
Kelli
4 comments:
I love seeing what you're up to over there. They seriously know their letters? Sweet. All your pictures are great. I love all the boots. That picture of the classroom is literacy-rich! Our fire marshals would throw a fit. :) I'm looking forward to hearing more!
❀ Tammy
Forever in First
While I would NEVER wish for mandatory preschool in the U.S. (we're homeschoolers, so the idea strikes horror into my heart), I'm disappointed for you that you're having such a hard time finding employment. I, too, am curious about others' experiences--I've always thought that those in the education and medical fields were the most employable. There's not much out there for graphic designers, either!
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