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It is amazing how well the children got through this difficult year. We are very proud of their accomplishments and want to share some moments with you.

We read a (Tong Le Original) story about tadpoles looking for mommy and the children acted out the story to share with you.

When we write stories in class, the children draw inspiration from current activities and their own experiences. We have had tadpoles growing in class, we have been experiencing cicadas in and out of school. Enjoy these stories our graduates wrote.

And finally, It’s the end of the year, let’s party!!!

Have a wonderful and safe summer. We look forward to seeing you return to school in September for a new and brighter school year.

Our students work hard to present mommies with the gift they made for Mother’s Day. We hopeful all mommies like the gift they made.

Our IC children dyed tissues papers and we turned them into flower bouquets. A “Happy Mother’s Day” card was handwritten by our beginner writers in Primary class to go with the bouquets.

Our Primary children made a potted flower.

All writers in Primary wrote stories about their mommy either with movable alphabet or pencil.

Our writers copied poems and shared them with children who haven’t learned to write yet.

A contribute to all the mommies with a song. 有你就幸福 Blessed to Have You.

It is amazing how young children learn language effortlessly. Enjoy the children at Tong Le Montessori School recite the poem and sing it as a song.

Every year we have bi-annual Parent Days, where we invite parents to come into the classroom and be the child’s student. It is a great way for parents to see and experience the work of the children. Unfortunately we are not able to do that in person. We have these videos instead. Enjoy!!

Little N.B. from our Primary class does Yoga in school and he wanted to teach daddy. Its wonderful to see children bringing classroom activities home. Thank you, daddy B for being such a wonderful student. Its a great way learn about your child’s day without “what did you do in school today?”.