We started with just 1 hour on the first day and have worked our way up to 9-11:30am. It's definitely a huge transition for her, but a good and much needed one. We know that this experience will give her the courage to start speaking Ukrainian more and help her learn how to interact with other kids. I think we will stick to the 9-11 or 12pm for a while. The kids actually eat breakfast, lunch, have a nap and eat supper there- that is a super long day for a little kid.
You can see the playground behind Solomiya. |
Her classroom is at the top of the stairs. |
The name of her group: Snowdrop |
The just built a pool for the kids. |
Each classroom consists of 3 rooms: a locker room, class/play area and room with beds for nap time. When the kids first arrive, they put their things in the locker and change their shoes. |
Solomiya's locker. Each kid has their own animal to help identify it. |
Leaving for the day... |
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