ALASKA ACADEMY: WHAT PRESCHOOLERS SAW AT THE “FROM HISTORY PAGES TO NOTEBOOK PAGES” EXHIBITION

On August 14th and 15th, the children of Alaska Preschool participated in a very special activity: a visit to the exhibition “INDEPENDENT AUTUMN – FROM HISTORY PAGES TO NOTEBOOK PAGES.”

The exhibition was held right in the Alaska Library, showcasing exceptional learning projects created by the elementary students to celebrate the August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd.

Walking through the vibrant space filled with colorful conical hats, letters, paintings, and photos—all cut, pasted, decorated, written, and drawn by the elementary students—the preschoolers were absolutely thrilled.

While they couldn’t read the tiny words, listening to their teachers’ introductions and looking at images of the red flag with the yellow star, soldiers marching, and beautiful landscapes, many children understood that this is our beautiful country, Vietnam, and September 2nd is the day our nation was born.

Thank you, big brothers and sisters, for these meaningful learning projects. You’ve given us so much joy to share with our grandparents and parents, so everyone knows that here at Alaska, we have so many wonderful older students. They’re not only diligent learners but also very skillful and creative.