The warm spring sun melts the chill, and when the golden sunshine of March pours over the land of Nepal, India, it is Holi time. A colorful feast came in this spring season, embellishing the earth into a colorful rainbow. This is"Holi Festival", the day of revelry with color as the pen and joy as the chapter."Holi Festival" is actually a traditional Indian New Year. The day symbolizes the end of winter, the revival of all things, and the arrival of spring.
This spring, we bring the diverse international culture to Crown Dream Kindergarten, and also bring the color of spring and the beautiful blessing to the little Gumis!
A circle is a figure without edges, but also a shape full of possibilities. There was once a "polka dot queen" Yayoi Kusama who created infinite possibilities with circles. Today, we combine the elements of polka dots with Holi, and let little Gumis use circles to create our living space together. These circles infinitely close to childish, with the colour, is happiness; What is rich is creativity, experience and feeling.
Tearing paper and paper-cutting are the most primitive forms of happiness, but they are also difficult to achieve at home. "Destruction" is the nature of children. Ripped out the strength of the hands, ripped out the development of muscles and joints, ripped out the cognitive abilities, ripped out the tactile development. When the "break" is allowed, the autonomy of the little Gumis is also stronger. Just like the meaning of the Holi Festival, enjoy the movement and the release of nature, and wake up your inner self!
Crazy play is never gonna absent from traditional festivals. Holi Festival, how can I not give you some "color" to see?
We introduced the origin of the festival and read related holiday picture books. We join in the grand festival activities, the pure plant color dry powder, sprinkle each other all over the body, bless and thank our gods, everything we have and people we love, bless our future life just like Holi, colorful and beautiful!
It is a festival full of love and joy. They have expanded their horizons and knowledge, learned about diverse international cultures, and learned to respect and understand. Above all, for kids, fun and fun is the most important experience.