Happy holidays!
30 dec. 2014 Lasă un comentariu
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Petrecere Creativa pentru copii “Santa’s Workshop” 2014
05 dec. 2014 Lasă un comentariu
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Calling all children to celebrate the magical season of Joy & Love.
What we are going to do:
- winter/holiday crafts projects (e.g of your choice: Christmas cards, Christmas tree, winter garlands, funny masks, box decorations)
- a healthy snack is provided
- party, surprises & raffle prizes
- Santa’s Workshop Diploma
Date: on Thursday, 18 December
Time: 18:00-19:30
Place: Pipera (will be announced after registration).
N.B. The little ones will be helped in crafting by their parents.
Registration: office@englezadenota10.ro
0757 525 372
Be our guest! Be Jolly & Creative! 🙂
Advent Calendar with creative activities for kids!
29 nov. 2014 Lasă un comentariu
in Activitati DIY, Activitati educative si recreative, ateliere creative in limba engleza, Calendar advent de Craciun, chidren's workshop, Cursuri, cursuri copii, educatie, Engleza, traditie Etichete:advent calendar creative activities, arts & crafts, Children Youth and Family, Christmas, Christmas decorations, english activities, English is fun, holiday, learn through play, winter
An Advent Calendar is a special calendar used to count or celebrate the days in anticipation of Christmas.
I didn’t grow up with advent calendars, but I’m pretty sure children adore them.
You can buy one or you can be very creative and make one with your children.
This year I’ll use my “Snowman Advent Calendar” (it’s a special gift from a dear friend, from Austria), but the following years I’m going to make handmade calendars together with my daughter, Iris.
This activity gives children the opportunity to:
- participate in a holiday tradition
- exercise fine motor skills
- generate enthusiasm for the festivities to come
Our calendar is filled with creative holiday activities, written on pieces of paper, but you can also put some small treats in each box if you like.
Here are some ideas for activities:
1 Read Christmas/Winter books
2 Snowman arts & crafts with a short poem (e.g “ I’m a little snowman”)
3 Rudolf arts & crafts with a song. ( Rudolf the Red Nosed reindeer or Five little reindeer)
4 Little Snowflake- paper craft & dance (Little snowflake song or Dance like snowflakes )
5 Handmade Cards for family & friends
6 Donate presents (The Shoe Box project)
7 Salt dough ornaments ( then you paint & decorate them)
8 Bake Christmas cookies
9 Make a Gingerbread house (made of felt or cardboard)
10 Make a paper Garland to decorate your house.
11 Make a paper Garland for your kids to dance with.
12 Make a Snowman Pizza
13 Write a Letter to Santa & a Thank you Note too!
14 Make a Fruit Christmas Tree
15 Write a list of 5 things or more you are thankful for.
16 Build a Snowman
17 Go ice skating
18 Sing your favourite carols
19 Winter Collage (can be a coloured/painted paper project or a sensorial bottle/box if you have a toddler like me )
20 Watch a Christmas movie.
21 Go out to look at Christmas lights after dark.
22 Christmas Tree decoration
23 Memory special card with kids’ handprints on it “Santa handprint”
24 Have a tea party with friends.
For your inspiration: Super simple Advent Calendars (DIY):
- Advent Jar
- Advent Banner with colourful envelopes
- Advent Poster
- Advent Wreath
- Advent Garland with paper glasses and many more ideas here:
‘Tis the season to be Jolly!
22 dec. 2011 Lasă un comentariu
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„See the holidays through the eyes of a child. Remember your time as a child. Are we really that different? Wonder is not exclusive to children. The holidays are full of wonderment.” ~ Mark Toomey
May Joy and Happiness snow on You,
May the bells jingle for You
And may Santa be extra good to You!
Cambridge Club wishes you all these and more. Happy Holidays!
The Legend of the Christmas Stocking
19 dec. 2011 Un comentariu
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„The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that Saint Nicholas soon would be there„. There was a kindly nobleman whose wife had died of an illness leaving the nobleman and his three daughters in despair. After losing all his money in useless and bad inventions the family had to move into a peasant’s cottage, where the daughters did their own cooking, sewing and cleaning. When it came time for the daughters to marry, the father became even more depressed as his daughters could not marry without dowries, money and property given to the new husband’s family. One night after the daughters had washed out their clothing they hung their stockings over the fireplace to dry. That night Saint Nicholas, knowing the despair of the father, stopped by the nobleman’s house. Looking in the window Saint Nicholas saw that the family had gone to bed. He also noticed the daughters’ stockings. He secretly tossed three bags filled with gold coins down the chimney. The bags fell into the stockings that were hanging by the fire. His kindhearted gift made it possible for all three daughters to marry and have a happy life. From this was born the legend of Santa coming down the chimney and placing gifts in children’s Christmas Stockings.
May you find your Christmas stockings filled with delight, fun, health and happiness! 🙂
Santa’s Workshop!
17 nov. 2011 Lasă un comentariu
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Atelier dedicat micilor spiridusi!
Cambridge Club are placerea de a va invita, Sambata 10 decembrie, ora 11:00 la atelierul nostru de creatie. In cadrul acestui workshop dedicat sarbatorilor de iarna, copiii vor participa gratuit la activitati educative desfasurate in limba engleza.
Ce vom face? Iata cateva exemple:
• Coloram! • Lipim! • Decupam!
• Facem colaje, proiecte de grup:“Winter – a magic season”
• Ascultam/Vizionam/Cantam colinde de iarna
• Vizionam povesti de sezon: “Santa’s workshop” & “Santa’s Surprise”
• Art & Craft– “My funny snowman”( creatie individuala “Simpaticul Om de zapada”)
– nu se percepe taxa
– confirmati participarea intrucat locurile sunt limitate!
Joi (08.12.2011)este ultima zi in care se mai pot face inscrieri!
Inscrieri: 0757 525 372 office@englezadenota10.ro
Old goes, New comes! Happy New Year!!!
29 dec. 2010 Lasă un comentariu
in Cursuri, Education & Culture, Engleza, engleza, cursuri, educatie, cultura, traditie, Reading & Believing, Traditional Lifestyle Etichete:Cheer and Support, Christmas, Christmas and holiday season, Classroom, cultura, cursuri, Education, engleza, English language, Happiness, holiday, New Year, Philanthropy, traditii
I wish you Health...
So you may enjoy each day in comfort.
I wish you the Love of friends and family…
And Peace within your heart.
I wish you the Beauty of nature…
That you may enjoy the work of God.
I wish you Wisdom to choose priorities…
For those things that really matter in life.
I wish you Generosity so you may share…
All good things that come to you.
I wish you Happiness and Joy…
And Blessings for the New Year.
I wish you the best of everything…
That you so well deserve.
HAPPY NEW YEAR FRIENDS!
May all your wishes come true!!!
My Christmas Wish For You!
22 dec. 2010 Un comentariu
in Cursuri, Education & Culture, Engleza, engleza, cursuri, educatie, cultura, traditie, Reading & Believing, Traditional Lifestyle Etichete:Child, Christmas, cultura, cursuri, educatie, Education, engleza, English language, holiday, Holiday greetings, Literature, New Year, Opinions, Religion and Spirituality, Santa Claus, Schools and Classes
My Christmas wish for you, my friend
Is not a simple one
For I wish you hope and joy and peace
Days filled with warmth and sun
I wish you love and friendship too
Throughout the coming year
Lots of laughter and happiness
To fill your world with cheer
May you count your blessings, one by one
And when totaled by the lot
May you find all you’ve been given
To be more than what you sought
May your journeys be short, your burdens light
May your spirit never grow old
May all your clouds have silver linings
\And your rainbows pots of gold
I wish this all and so much more
May all your dreams come true
May you have a Merry Christmas friend
And a happy New Year, too ..
We wish you a merry Christmas
(Poet – anonymous)
Are you on Santa’s List?
02 dec. 2010 Lasă un comentariu
in Cursuri, Education & Culture, Engleza, engleza, cursuri, educatie, cultura, traditie, Reading & Believing, Traditional Lifestyle Etichete:Child, Christ, Christmas, Christmas tree, cultura, educatie, Education, engleza, English language, Gift, holiday, Jingle Bells, Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus, traditii
Let Everyday Be Christmas
Christmas is forever, not for just one day,
for loving, sharing, giving, are not to put away
like bells and lights and tinsel, in some box upon a shelf.The good you do for
others is good you do yourself.
Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way! A long year of waiting and Christmas is back again. Christmas imparts magical touch to the whole earth with glittering light, food, love, gifts, and joy. Everyone seems to be happier and kinder. Christmas celebration is the most special celebration for kids. One thing, which everyone likes about Christmas, is to see kids with twinkling eyes and smile waiting for their gifts and cards. Christmas is special for kids because there is plenty of chocolates, cakes, candies and because of Santa Claus and his gifts for them. It is always a delight to watch the kids as they open their boxes of gift. No matter how young or old you are, definitely it’s a pleasure of receiving gifts from others that makes you happy. The reason for Christmas is one but the meanings for Christmas are many.
- – Christmas toys that became popular gifts for kids & Christmas ornaments that graced Christmas trees;
- – Christmas stockings became a part of the celebrations due to the story of kindly Saint Nicholas or Santa Claus, who is believed to bring toys for children who wash and hang their stockings near the fireplace.
- – Stars of all sizes symbolize the divine Christmas Star that made its appearance when the Christ was born.
- – Christmas angel ornaments are symbolic of divine angels while Santa Claus is symbolic of not only the kind patrons that delighted in giving gifts to the poor and the children to bring happiness to them during the Christmas season but also of the kindness and charity that are integral part of Christmas spirit;
- – Christmas cakes and puddings were part of the Christmas festive meals;
- – Christmas trees such as firs and pines and other evergreens such as holly and ivy were symbolic of long life and hope;
- – Wreaths and garlands are used to decorate the house. Tinsel, Christmas ornaments and toys were added to Christmas trees to make it look sparkling and livelier;
- – Hanging mistletoe and kissing under it is considered to bring good luck to the household and spread the message of love all over the world.
Christmas is near, be merry, be happy. Have a wonderful Christmas in advance! 🙂