Term 2 Newsletter
Celebrating our
Mother Nature!
Join us in honoring the beauty and wonder of our natural world. Together, let's appreciate the diverse landscapes, vibrant flora and fauna, and the invaluable resources that sustain life on Earth.
It's a time to reflect on our connection to nature and commit to preserving it for future generations. Let's celebrate and cherish our Mother Nature today and every day!
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My Lil' Explorer
Silhouette Art of a Scenery with mountain and trees
Let's talk with the children about what nature is. Nature encompasses plants, animals, landscapes, and other elements and resources of the Earth, not created by humans.
Nature offers inspiration for art and offers elements that we can use to create art.
Painting a Rock (OWL)
We’re painting on a rock! This craft is meant to be a gift for the kids to give to a person they treasure most.
A little unusual, especially as a gift for someone but here we celebrate the under-appreciated and peculiar things in life.
My Lil' Sunshine
Art on a Seashell!
We celebrate the exquisite seashell and the stunning beauty of an ocean scene, aligning with this month's theme: Nature’s Beauty.
Owl Project
We crafted an owl using recycled materials. Children learnt about wildlife animals and the significance of saving the earth through this project.
We aim to share with kids examples of our beautiful nature - the sandy beaches, the trees they see everywhere, the mountains, the pretty birds and all animals they know, and much more.
Engaging kids with art projects of our beautiful nature
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