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Flow of a day
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15:40
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18:30
Morning songs and exercises
We sing a morning greeting song in English and do morning exercises with English songs.
Playing outside
Every day, we all go out to a nearby park to play together.
Lunch
Napping
To make up for what they do not get in their three meals, they are served homemade snacks consisting mainly of vegetables, fruits, and fish.
Mid-afternoon snack
Educational activities
Free time
Dinner
We offer classes such as English conversation and eurhythmics, study in the study room, and activities focused on brain development such as crafts and block play.
Basically, we speak all English with the children.
From Monday to Saturday,native English speaking staff will participate in childcare.
early childhood education curriculum
Everyday
10:00-10:05
"Morning exercises in English"
Rhythmic exercises while singing English songs.
10:30-11:00
"Outside play"
We will play outside at a nearby park while feeling the sounds, light, and wind outside. (In case of rain, the program will be changed to indoor play.)
8:00-18:30
"Let's Play in English with Native Teachers"
Our native teachers will engage your children in English conversation in the nursery room, helping them naturally become familiar with the language through fun and interactive play.
Monday
10:05-10:20
"Early Childhood Japanese Language Class"
Children learn hiragana and katakana using flashcards. They also learn to read picture books written in hiragana.
15:30-15:45
"Fujii Music Class" ★
An ear training program led by piano instructor Fujii, focusing on rhythm exercises and hand games.
15:50-16:20
"James's English Conversation Class" ★
Learn native English while having fun with English songs, dances, and flashcards.
Tuesday
8:30-10:00
"Soroban (Abacus)" ★
Children will deepen their understanding of numbers under the guidance of instructors from the Abacus Association.
10:05-10:25
"Kids Dance" ★
Under the guidance of a dedicated dance instructor, children will progressively learn various steps and rhythm patterns. The dances they master will be performed at school events.
13:00-18:00
"Kakikata" ★
Led by a calligraphy instructor, this class teaches pencil writing. Starting with how to properly hold a pencil, we will guide your child to write their name beautifully.
13:50-16:00
"Swimming School" (Pool Escort Service) ★
Our childcare staff will accompany your child to the swimming school, assist them with changing, and record their lesson progress in a notebook.
Wednesday
10:05-10:20
The children learn to read and count numbers using cards.
16:25-16:55
"Ihara Sensei's Music Class" ★
This is a sound education centered on rhythm exercises and hand games by piano instructor Ihara Sensei.
Thursday
10:15-11:00
"Physical Education" ★
Guided by Kawai Physical Education instructors, children will safely and enjoyably develop their athletic abilities at their own pace. They will experience a wide variety of physical activities using equipment such as horizontal bars and vaulting boxes.
15:50-16:20
"Fujii Music Class" ★
An ear training program led by piano instructor Fujii, focusing on rhythm exercises and hand games.
Friday
8:30-10:00
"Soroban (Abacus)" ★
Children will deepen their understanding of numbers under the guidance of instructors from the Abacus Association.
10:05-10:25
"Kids Dance"
Under the guidance of a dedicated dance instructor, children will progressively learn various steps and rhythm patterns. The dances they master will be performed at school events.
13:30-15:00
"Flower Arrangement Class" on the second Friday of every month ★
We teach children the names and characteristics of flowers, how to make arrangements, and how to care for them afterwards so that they can have a kind heart.
16:00-16:15
"James's English Conversation Class" ★
The children learn native English while having fun playing with English songs, dances, flashcards, etc.
Saturday
10:10-10:30
"Konishi Violin Class" ★
An ear training class led by violin instructor Konishi. The live sound of the violin will provide a fresh and stimulating experience for the children.
13:30-14:30
"Cooking"
Nursery teachers guide children in making simple snacks, such as mixing flour, baking, and spreading jam.
16:05-16:20
"Reina's English Class" ★
Learn native English through fun activities such as English songs, dances, and flashcards.
*All the above classes are free. (Childcare fee only)
However, please pay the swimming school lesson fee separately to the sports club.
※Those marked with stars(★) are specialized classes taught by school instructors.
*In addition to the above, there is a separate monthly fee for elementary school examination courses, English conversation, piano, calligraphy, violin, and ocarina, but all lessons can be taken at the preschool.
Annual events
Spring
”Setsubun” , "Ohinamatsuri" , Cherry blossom viewing, Children's Day festival, Mother's Day gift making, Kashiwa Mochi cooking, Day camp, Graduation ceremony, Police station tour, Health checkup, GW fun event, Easter party
Summer
Let's go to the planetarium, "Tanabata" Festival, Father's Day gift making, Flea market, Making shaved ices, "Suikawari"contest, "Obon" fun event
Autumn
Sports day, Fire station tour, Respect for the Aged Day gift making, Let's drive a fire truck, Halloween party, Labor Thanksgiving Day gift making, Health checkup, Events to Commemorate the Opening of the preschool
Winter
Acorns and leaves-hunting, Christmas party, beans-throwing party, Valentine's Day cooking, Christmas party, New Year's fun event
In addition to the above events, we also hold flower arrangements, seasonal crafts, Anpanman crafts, and birthday parties every month.
flower arrangements
Second Friday of every month 13:30-15:00
past works
anpanman craft
All children love Anpanman! Every month at Tsubasa International Preschool, we play with crafting Anpanman.
January - Anpanman's Molded Box
Using milk cartons, we made toys to put Anpanman and his friends' faces in the face-shaped holes.
March - Anpanman's drum
Using a packing tape core, cloth, and string, we made a small but authentic drum.
May - Anpanman's maracas
We made maracas with Anpanman's big face using toilet paper cores, disposable chopsticks, bells and beans.
July - Anpanman's rubber band boat
It was made using rubber bands and food trays. Wrap the rubber band around the boat and float it in the water. When you release your hand, the boat will go forward. Let's play in the bath or pool!
September - Anpanman's roly-poly toy
Using a packing tape core and a dry cell battery, I made Anpanman, who gets up smiling no matter how many times he rolls over.
November -Pop-up Baikinman
It was made using milk cartons and cardboard. When Anpanman punches, Baikinman jumps.
February - Anpanman's Kugelbahn
Using milk cartons and plastic bottle lids, we made a kugelbahn, in which Anpanman rolls down.
April - Anpanman Air Cannon
Let's defeat Baikinman and Kabirun-roon with Anpanman's air cannon! Can you beat them?
June - Anpanman's grabber
Anpanman's hands reach out and grab various objects.
August - Anpanman's mobile
Using clear files, shells, and thread, we will make mobiles that move in the wind. This time, we made not only Anpanman but also various other characters.
October - Anpanman's pochette
We made cute pochettes out of paper plates and ribbons.
December - Anpanman's handbells
Using paper cups and bells, we will make Anpanman hand bells. If you ring it a lot, will the sound of the bell reach Santa Claus?