ALASKA ACADEMY: JUPITER BLOCK LITTLE ONES EXPLORE “THE WATER CYCLE”

– “Do you know where the water we drink every day comes from?”

– “What happens to water droplets when it gets sunny or when it rains?”

To find the answers to these super cute questions, we invite parents and friends to visit class Jupiter A1 with Ms. Doan Hue and the 4-to-5-year-old Alaskids to embark on a journey exploring the “Water Cycle”!

As it turns out, every tiny water droplet goes on a highly fascinating adventure:

Water evaporates and rises into the air, heated by the warm sun.

Water vapor meets the cold and condenses into lovely clouds.

Once the clouds get heavy, refreshing raindrops fall to water the earth.

Rainwater flows into rivers, lakes, and oceans, ready to start a brand new cycle.

To make this natural science lesson highly visual and easy to grasp, Ms. Doan Hue prepared a vibrant model of the “Water Cycle”. The appearance of “friend” Cloud, “friend” Sun, and colorful “friend” Water Droplets instantly caught the children’s attention, making them absolutely love it.

Even more exciting was when the children got to color, cut, and paste to illustrate this magical cycle with their own hands. This practical session not only provided useful knowledge but was also a wonderful opportunity for the Alaskids to hone their fine motor skills, focus, and teamwork as they cooperated with their friends.

Going to school is so much fun! Every day at Alaska is always a journey filled with wonders waiting for the children to explore!