In November, we focused on themes of peace and gratitude, inspired by Veterans Day and Thanksgiving. We honored our Veterans and reflected on the history and significance of the Pilgrims and Native Americans during the first Thanksgiving. These meaningful historical events came to life through hands-on activities, expressed in creative arts and crafts and engaging
In October, our activities have focused on celebrating the fall season and Halloween. The children have been thoroughly enjoying their arts and crafts, using a variety of materials to create festive projects. On Fun Fridays, we extend their activities in new and exciting ways. One highlight was making balloon tennis racquets so they could play
Last Friday (9/27/2024), we held our belt promotion test, and we are thrilled to share that everyone was well-prepared and successfully earned their next color belt! Congratulations to all for this well-deserved achievement. We are incredibly proud of your hard work and dedication. Keep striving toward your personal goals! Here are some photos from the
September 2024 was an exciting month as we embraced the fall season with a variety of seasonal activities. We kicked off with apple-themed projects and celebrated the start of the school year. From there, we explored different fruits by making rainbow smoothies and discussing the importance of eating a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables.
We’ve officially kicked off our afterschool Taekwondo classes! Each day, children are picked up from their schools and enjoy a snack before getting started. On Mondays and Wednesdays, the younger group has class from 4 to 5 PM, while the older children take their turn on Tuesdays and Thursdays. After finishing their snack and homework,
We had another successful belt promotion in July 2024. Thank you, parents and guardians, for supporting our proud Taekwondo children. Their hard work paid off! All the kids had an excellent time and were rewarded. We are very proud of their achievement!
We’ve had an incredible summer so far! Each week, we’ve embarked on exciting field trips, visiting places like the Rhode Island State House, the John Brown Museum, the Museum of Work and Culture, and the Blithewold Mansion and Gardens. We also explored various state parks, including the World War I Memorial Park, to immerse ourselves
