Cooperation and confidence
Helps children feel safe and confident, enjoy learning and work together.
Activities
We play, talk, create and discover the world. Through different activities, children build language skills, learn to cooperate and develop their creativity.
What children learn
From first words to things they make themselves. Everyday activities give children practice in thinking, talking and doing things independently.
Discovery and language
The world around us
We learn about where we live, national symbols, and how everyday objects are used.
Exploring nature
We observe and care for plants and animals, recognise trees and birds, and protect the environment.
Language and stories
We read stories, recite poems, sing folk songs and play language games. We also practise speech sounds.
Numbers and shapes
We add and subtract, explore colours, shapes, parts of the day and seasons.
Creativity and art
Drawing
We draw with pencils, paints and markers, using our fingers, brushes and natural materials.
Modelling
We explore materials, roll and shape, connect forms, and keep our workspace tidy.
Collage and gluing
We practise holding a brush, applying glue, arranging shapes, tearing paper and cutting with scissors.
Construction
We build with different materials and develop spatial thinking and creativity.
Practical skills
Everyday skills
We weave and braid, set the table, explore ingredients, roll dough and bake cookies.
English through play
Children learn English through songs, movement, games and stories. Music helps them hear and recognise sounds, while movement helps them remember and understand new things.
- Sessions:
- Once a week
- Age groups:
- 1.6 to 2.5 years; 3 to 4 years and other groups
Dance
Ask us about dance groups, ages and starting dates. Planned activities include rhythm, ballet and Latvian folk dance.
Before signing up, please confirm availability and which activities are included in your fee.
Celebrations and traditions
Baking, making decorations, celebrating and watching theatre. These are the themes and traditions we return to through the year.
- SeptemberBread festival
- OctoberAutumn folk figure
- NovemberLatvia’s birthday
- DecemberChristmas sleigh rides (traditional theme)
- JanuaryWinter fun "Snow was falling"
- FebruaryMeteņi (carnival season)
- MarchCome, little birds!
- AprilEaster traditions
- MayMother’s Day
- JuneMidsummer celebration
How do activities fit into the day?
Daily routine