Centro Educacional Leonardo Da Vinci

Lorena Gutierrez

Learning isn’t always fun and games but it so happens to be in the Infantil II bilingual program. We’ve been very busy the last few months learning vocabulary associated with the human body, colors, shapes, and numbers. Check out what we’ve been up to.

While learning about the human body the students did an activity that allowed them to draw all over photos of themselves, in the process identifying body parts in English.

The children had the opportunity to have a little adventure around the school site, when we were studying the five senses. They discovered many things with their magnifying glasses. It was interesting to see the world through their eyes.

What are the differences between a triangle, a circle, and a rectangle? The children discovered the answers to this question by making shapes with their bodies, painting various shapes, and by making shapes out of play dough.

Most of the children can already count from 1 to 10, easily, but now they can also recognize and identify numbers one to five. In one group activity the children had fun counting and taping shapes to huge eggs.

So what else is in store for these bright learners?

Keep a eye out for: The Pete the Cat Revolution

Math made for kids

and African Animals Invade Infantil II