Dietary education materials for preventing tooth decay

Easy-to-make food education material (cavity prevention)

Let’s learn with a paper puppet show! Here are some ideas for educational materials on nutrition to prevent cavities.

We want to build the habit of brushing teeth after meals, right? This paper puppet show focuses on cavity prevention and also introduces foods that help build strong teeth.

The instructions are simple and easy to understand, so why not incorporate it into your activities? Using illustrations will make it easier for children to understand.

What you’ll need: illustrations, wooden chopsticks, tape, and nonwoven fabric if necessary.

event school lunch

Let’s enjoy meals that are unique to special occasions! Here are some ideas for event-themed school lunches.

For children, lunchtime means more than just getting nutrition.

It’s an important time to have fun with friends and a place to foster social skills.

It also sparks interest in food and helps them learn basic table manners, nurturing a sense of gratitude toward meals.

Event lunches are also appealing because they let children experience the charm of traditional dishes, their origins, and the joy of colorful presentations.

Sunnyside Camp

An event filled with smiles from guardians and children! Here are ideas for the Sunny Side Camp.

Joining the kids are their guardians—moms and dads, grandpas and grandmas.

Enjoy making original lanterns, crafting handmade calendars, and creating hanging photo displays! When you get hungry, it’s great to sit in a circle and share some curry.

Once you’ve recharged, move your body and make memories through lots of fun activities.

Parent-child barbecue

A fun and delicious event to remember! Here are some ideas for a parent-child barbecue.

What comes to mind when you think of events that guardians participate in? I imagine each preschool or kindergarten holds things like parent-child excursions, sports festivals, or summer festivals.

This time, let’s host a parent-child barbecue—an event that guardians, teachers, and children can all enjoy.

If you make and wear original T-shirts for each group or class, it could help deepen your bonds.

Family Day

Create memories with your family! Here are some ideas for Family Day.

When you hear “Family Day,” you might feel like you have to do something special, but simply doing the activities you usually do at the preschool together with parents can make for a wonderful time—so feel free to give it a try.

Setting up a workshop corner where parents and children can replant flowers in the garden together is also a great idea.

How about planning a Family Day that makes the most of your preschool’s unique strengths?

Let’s try growing vegetables

[Age 4] Start here! Let’s try growing vegetables! | Certified Kodomoen Sendan Kindergarten

Nurture life and learn the importance of food! Here are some ideas for trying your hand at growing vegetables.

It’s a wonderful way to show children how fascinating nature is and why food matters.

By growing vegetables like eggplant, cucumbers, tomatoes, and bell peppers, they can watch the thrilling process as seeds sprout and leaves grow larger.

Harvesting and eating the vegetables they raised themselves brings joy and fosters gratitude for food.

With their hands in the soil, it becomes a lovely learning time that helps them feel connected to nature.

“Family Day” Photo Frame

[Kindergarten/Preschool] Father’s Day gift in June! Making a photo frame

In May and June, we have Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, which bring more opportunities to show appreciation to parents.

How about making a photo frame as a heartfelt gift to express your gratitude? One method is to cut out the photo area from a milk carton, cover it with construction paper, and color it.

There are many other ways too, such as using origami paper, toilet paper rolls, or yarn.

Feel free to adapt the method to suit your child’s age.

For the photo, consider using one taken with the parent or one that shows the child’s growth.

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