? In the event titled “Now, I Have Grown Up,” Alaskids aged 4 to 6 years old spent 24 hours playing and exploring Alaska together without their parents for the first time. It was a day when the preschool teachers fully embraced the role of “kind-hearted mothers” to the children they did not give birth to.
? For the little ones, “Now I Have Grown Up” was a memorable day filled with exciting activities. They became talented contestants in the “Conquer Alaska Peak” challenge, played the role of brave insect explorers, enjoyed a vibrant buffet, participated in a cozy Pajamas Party, and had a birthday celebration in beautiful fairy tale tents.
? Everything Alaska organized for the children not only created a wonderful event, but also marked a special milestone in their growth and maturity. The preschool children are a source of pride and joy for Alaska. Their growth and development are a testament to the quality of the educational program Alaska has pursued. Their accomplishments today are a happy harvest for the Alaska community.
? We are grateful to these lovely preschoolers. They are the most vivid proof of Alaska’s success and confidence in its educational approach.
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