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RECEPTION CLASS
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Children expand upon their knowledge of shapes, color, and color
mixing and learn new ways to put shapes together. They experiment
with paint, watercolors, cray pas, markers, clay, paper, wood, glue, and
collaging materials. They learn about texture, size, balance, two- and
three-dimensionality, parts of the body and face, negative space,
moving images, and placing objects within a landscape or pattern.
Fine motor skills are honed in each class. Large group projects,
such as murals, teach sharing and collaboration. Children also learn
to make choices, contribute ideas, and follow directions. The children
work on fun, colorful art projects that they can enjoy and often play
with for years to come.
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Siam international School’s curriculum is based on the Californian
curriculum provided by the State of California, which is both rigorous,
respected and recognized around the world. This means that any child
attending our school will not only benefit from a rich and vibrant
curriculum, but also parents will have peace of mind that their child
can easily transition into any American or international school. This
includes having their studies recognized by the most reputable
universities. The curriculum is adapted to allow a more international
perspective and include studies of the local language and heritage.
A day in Reception Class
7.35–7.50am
Soft start, an opportunity for students to explore the learning areas inside
their classroom and the adjoining gardens, as well as a chance for parents
to speak to the class teachers.
7.50–8.00am
Registration, where the day begins with some time together to look forward
to the activities of the day.
8.00–11.00am
Learning time which is either child-initiated or led by the class teacher and
assistant teacher, with specialist teaching in music,
11.00–12.00pm
Lunch
12.00–2.40pm
Continued learning time with class teachers or specialist teachers.
2.40–3.00pm
Hometime, where parents have the chance to talk to their class teachers and
children can have a snack before any extra-curricular activities.
3.00–3.40pm
Optional extra-curricular activities run by specialist teachers.