Soap Bubbles and Radiant Smiles
Today, the SRIGHTers embarked on a special “adventure” into a colorful “bubble universe.” Under the bright golden sunshine, the SRIGHT schoolyard was transformed into a magical world, where soap bubbles of all sizes floated and shimmered.
More than just a game, the soap bubble activity offered countless valuable learning opportunities for the children. Curiosity was sparked as they observed the formation, movement, and bursting of the delicate bubbles.
At SRIGHT, we always strive to create creative and stimulating learning environments, where every experience is a meaningful and engaging lesson.
Parents, please join us in stepping into the memorable “bubble universe” of the SRIGHTers!
Register for a school tour today to experience the unique values that SRIGHT Preschool offers
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