The Importance of Art for children

The photos above showcase some of the fascinating artworks our children have created, which we are incredibly proud of.

Art plays a crucial role in the brain growth and development of preschool children. Engaging in artistic activities stimulates both sides of the brain, fostering cognitive development, fine motor skills, and visual-spatial awareness. Creative activities such as drawing, painting, and sculpting help young children process their experiences, express emotions, and develop problem-solving skills. By encouraging creativity, art helps children build confidence, enhance their ability to concentrate, and improve their academic performance. Overall, early exposure to art enriches their developmental milestones and sets the foundation for lifelong learning and creativity.

Art at Sheffield Kidsworld

At Sheffield Kidsworld, we prioritize artistic expression as a core component of our preschool curriculum. We provide a variety of art activities, including drawing, painting, clay modelling, and collage making, ensuring every child finds a medium that resonates with them. Our goal is to create an environment where children feel free to express their unique perspectives and creativity. Each child is encouraged to explore different forms of art, helping them to discover their interests and talents. Through these activities, we aim to nurture their imagination and individuality, ensuring that art is not just an activity, but a vital part of their overall development and daily routine.

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From Garden to Lunch

Our preschool kids recently took part in a fun journey from our garden to their lunch plates. They picked vegetables like Kang Kong, green mustard, and caixin, which they had helped grow. Learning and Eating Picking the vegetables wasn't just for fun; it taught them how to be proud of their work and why eating healthy is important. They cleaned and got the veggies ready for cooking. Then, Chef Aunty cooked these into tasty meals for lunch. Why We Do It All this is part of learning by doing, which helps kids become more independent and understand where food comes from. They learn about hard work, nature, and eating right. We want our kids to know how to take care of themselves and value teamwork and healthy food. This garden project helps prepare them for many life lessons.

Golden Thumbs Up: Growing golden brinjals in the School Yard

At Sheffield, we maintain a vibrant garden where we encourage children to cultivate their own vegetables and fruits as a key part of their educational journey. In this picture, you can see a brinjal that our students have proudly grown right here at school. Learning Opportunities from Gardening in a School Setting: Scientific Learning Mathematical Skills Physical Activity Social Skills and Creativity Scientific Learning In the school garden, students observe the life cycle of plants firsthand, discovering how environmental factors affect growth. This real world science lab enhances their understanding of concepts like photosynthesis and ecosystem interactions. It’s a hands on way to bring the textbook to life, making complex ideas more tangible and engaging. Mathematical Skills Gardening integrates math through practical tasks such as measuring plant growth and calculating soil volumes. These activities reinforce arithmetic in real world scenarios, helping students connect classroo

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