IVIRA Global Preschool

How to Prepare Your Child for Preschool: A Complete Parent Guide The day of preschool can feel surprisingly emotional. You might be excited. Your child might be excited.. Then five minutes before leaving home they may suddenly decide they absolutely do not want to wear their shoes. That’s preparation in real life. Getting a child

Ask a preschooler to sit and listen to a story and you never quite know what will happen. They may interrupt. They may guess the ending. They may ask why the character did something. They may suddenly decide that the elephant should actually be a superhero. That’s perfectly fine. In fact those interruptions can be

Choosing a preschool seems easy until you actually start looking. All a sudden there are so many things to think about. The place, the times, the costs, the teachers, the things to do the safety the way they teach. And somewhere in the middle of all that you are also wondering if your little one

“Mom, what did you do at school today?” “Played.” That is often the answer. Parents naturally want to know what happens during those hours. Is it mostly play? Do children learn letters? Do they go outside? When do they eat? Do they actually sit in a classroom? A preschool day can include all of these

One child walks in like the child owns the place. Another child holds on to the parents hand as if letting go is simply not an option.. Some children do both—confidently enter on Monday and suddenly refuse to go on Wednesday. All of this can be normal. Starting preschool is a change for a young

At some point you may begin to ask yourself “Is my child truly ready for preschool?” Maybe your child has begun asking to follow you. Maybe they are curious about kids.. Maybe they have become very independent and want to do everything on their own. At the time you may have doubts. Will they manage

If you have started searching for a preschool chances are you have heard the word Montessori more than once. Maybe a school says it follows the Montessori method. Maybe another one says it uses Montessori materials. And you start wondering. What does all of this actually mean? Is Montessori just about wooden learning materials? Do

If you ask a preschooler to sit down with a blank sheet of paper and a few colours and you never really know what is going to happen next. One child might draw a house. Another might create a monster. Someone else might simply cover the page with lines and dots. Honestly that’s the fun