SRIGHTers gave Mom the Best Gifts
In the warm atmosphere welcoming October 20th, our little SRIGHTers have crafted special gifts with their own hands to express their love for their mothers. Under the guidance of their teachers, their tiny hands have carefully worked on each little gift.
Holding their lovely gifts, the children with their adorable expressions beam with joy and express their love for their mothers – the most wonderful women in their lives.
Wishing our better halves a life filled with beauty and radiance, and wishing all mothers, grandmothers, and teachers not only on this special day but every day to be filled with joy and happiness!
Let’s take a look at the children’s creations and these adorable moments with their special gifts, parents!
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