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| In addition to the core curriculums, Etonkids offers an array of enrichment programs and activities for the whole family. These programs were made to promote your children's language skill, nonfigurative mind, self-confidence and independence.
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Etonkids Beginnings is a program of specially designed early learning experiences for you and your child to enjoy together in the comfort of the Etonkids Montessori environment. Activities focus around key areas of your child’s development, including coordination, language, logic and order. Under the guidance of Etonkids’ early childhood experts, you experience precious moments of learning during class sessions as well as through songs and games to take home. And as you build ever new bonds with your child through Beginnings activities, you come to learn just how your child learns and how you can play an essential role in your child’s academic life. The prepared Beginnings environment features learning materials designed to be attractive and to engage your child’s natural curiosity. Through group activity and guided individual study, your child starts building confidence and the foundations for future achievement.
Birth to age 3 is a crucial time in your child’s development. During this period, your child is building muscles and motor skills, and is engaged in a non-stop process of absorbing and processing information vital to future development. Beginnings activities cater to your child’s absorbent young mind and desire to learn through movement; they engage both sides of the brain with naturally embedded lessons in independent judgment and linear sequencing.
Each Beginnings class session is different and presents a new opportunity for a joy-filled learning experience through games, music, dance, art, and “practical life” exercises. As we progress through different topics and learn more about our world intellectually, we also encounter lessons in communication, behavior & manners, respect for others and our environment.
Experience the fun and learning at Etonkids Beginnings today!
50 minute topical classes: 9:00-9:50am in 7 day blocks
90 minute regular classes: 10:15-11:45am & 4:00-5:30pm in 7 day blocks
Classes require a minimum of 5 families / maximum of 15 families
Age Grouping: 0-12 months; 13-24 months; 25-36 months; mix-age group
*Please always reserve in advance.
Attend an info session at an Etonkids campus near you.
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Palm Spring Campus
Palm Springs International Apartments
No.8 Chaoyang Park South Road
Chaoyang District, Beijing 100026 |
010 6539 8967 |
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June 15th |
CBD Global Trade Mansion Campus
Floor 3 Block D Global Trade mansion, Guanghua Road
Chaoyang District, Beijing 100020 |
010 6506 4805 |
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June 16th |
Bao Xing Campus
Bao Xing Yuan 1-111, Wang Jing Dong Yuan
Chaoyang District, Beijing 100102 |
010 8478 0511 |
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June 17th |
Pinnacle Plaza Campus
Tianzhu Real Estate Development Zone
Shunyi District, Beijing 101300 |
010 8046 5338 |
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June 18th |
Peking House Campus
No.19 Xidawang Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing |
010 5870 6779 |
Etonkids Edu-line：400 818 9098
Email: beginnings@etonkids.com |
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| Over summer and winter breaks, the fun and learning continues at many Etonkids campuses in camp programs focused around themes such as sport, sciences, and art. Camps are open to students not currently enrolled in an Etonkids program. Enquire at your closest Etonkids campus for the latest summer or winter camp information.
Etonkids “All-Around Kids” Summer Camp 2010
Ø The Etonkids Difference
1. Expert & experienced foreign and Chinese early education professionals
2. Western environments leavened with the richness of Chinese culture
3. Warm and welcoming state-of-the-art facilities
4. A true home away from home for children
5. Activities that engage children’s curiosity and natural love of learning
6. The Etonkids Three C’s of Creativity, Character & Culture
Ø Etonkids Summer Camp
A week of learning, fun and friends, held in the safe environment of Etonkids campuses and led by Etonkids professional staff.
This summer gives your 3 to 6-year-old a summer camp to remember – full of learning and fun focused around all-around knowledge, discovery, and fitness! Experience the colors and shapes of nature, the earth and outer space. Try your hand at shopping in the virtual marketplace, and compete at games with old and new friends.
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Etonkids “All-Around Kids” Summer Camp 2010
An immersive bilingual atmosphere of Fun & Discovery
July 5 to August 20
Mondays to Fridays, 8:30am to 4:30pm |
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Camps are jointly led by Etonkids native English
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Ø Your Etonkids Educational Professionals
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Academic Director of Etonkids Educational Group & Director of EMTTA
Ms.Charmaine Soh 苏小妹老师 |
Ms. Charmaine Soh is an expert in early childhood education and Montessori philosophy as well as school management and administration. She is former president of the Chinese Montessori International, founder of Greentree Montessori in Singapore, and is a sought after lecturer in Southeast Asia, China, the US and Europe.
Ms. Soh earned her MA in early childhood education from California Pacific University and has been a teacher-trainer for many years including most recently with Etonkids Educational Group in Beijing.
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English Specialist & Campus Director
Rachel Zarranz
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Rachel is an experienced and passionate Montessori early childhood educator who holds a degree in Communications. Her classroom specialties include music, arts, science, and special techniques in language integration.
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Ø Typical Weekly Schedule
Click here to learn more
伊顿夏令营——获得知识、快乐、友谊的乐园！
Etonkids Summer Campus – knowledge, fun, and friends!
详情请致电垂询举办校园 Sign up early at your nearest Etonkids campus:
伊顿CBD世贸校园 Tel (8610) 65064805 北京朝阳区光华路世贸国际公寓D座3层
CBD Global Trade Mansion Campus
伊顿阿凯笛亚校园 Tel (8610) 80472981 北京市顺义区后沙峪罗马环岛往北1000米阿凯笛亚庄园内
Arcadia Campus
伊顿昌平东方普罗旺斯校园 Tel (8610) 89751102 北京市昌平区北七家镇定泗路88号
Eastern Province Campus
北京朝阳区大屯里校园 Tel (8610) 010-84805538 北京市朝阳区科荟路大屯里社区
Datunli Campus
伊顿教育服务热线 Etonkids Edu-line：400- 818- 9098
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Ballet
There are three major elements that students learn from Ballet class:
The class addresses the enjoyment and relaxation that the ballet brings. Children learn the right way of expressing their feelings with their body. Children learn the importance of team work and cooperation with other member of the group .
Fun with art
This term’s Fun with Art focused on using different mediums for painting. Our young burgeoning artists also became familiar with some famous works and the techniques used to create them. This term we studied:
How to use different materials to design and mix colors, design compositions such as multi-colored sand paintings, collages, etc. Different types of art such as painting, African necklaces, and molding clay Different theories of art, and handworks that emphasize the small muscles in children’s fingers and require brains and bodies to work together.
Chinese painting
Chinese painting is an ancient art form that helps one with focus and balance.
During the course, children learned about this special type of art, the traditional materials and techniques used in Chinese painting. We painted landscapes, flowers, chicks, fish, and frogs.
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Gong Fu
In this term’s Gong Fu class, students have learned the basic poses of Chinese Gong Fu: Bow Stands punch; House stands outside palm; straight kick; outside crescent kick; backwards kick. Then at the end of last class, all of these poses will be collected as a whole Gong Fu procedure named Children’s Punch.
Swimming
This term we learned how to
Feel comfortable with face and ears in the water
Supported front and back floats
Pick up items under water
Streamline glide unsupported for 10 feet on front and back
The Balanced Program of Eton Scouts
The philosophy underpinning Eton Scouts is that every scout participates in a balanced program. At its heart are six “personal development areas”
· Body
· Mind
· Faith and Belief
· Relationships
· Community
· Surroundings
Through the year, scouts grow and develop in each area through a wide variety of enjoyable and challenging activities.
Rollerblading
We had great time on the ice this term while strengthening sense of balance and coordination. We learned that ice skating is a great way to exercise while having fun with friends.
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English Fun and Games
We've covered a lot of different topics this term! We've had lots of fun playing games, coloring and singing songs. We've learned names of classroom objects, colors, numbers 1 to 20, names of parts of our bodies and clothes, people in our family, rooms and objects in our houses, farm animals, and feelings.
English Enrichment Group
During our Extra Curricular English class we have been looking into many different topics; the home, the classroom, animals, actions and our bodies. We are expanding our English vocabulary through games, songs and pictures. Every class begins with a circle time in order to bring us together as a class and to have fun while learning. Some of our favorite songs are: The Itsy-Bitsy Spider, The Colors Song and I’m Going to the Market to Buy Some Fruit.
Fun with English
This term, students learned new vocabulary and conversation skills through songs, games, art and dialogues. Students were taught the seasons and vocabulary associated with different weather conditions (cloudy, rainy, snowy, sunny, windy, etc.), the five senses and how things (feel, look, sound, smell and taste), states of well-being and words associated with seeing the doctor (toothache, doctor, nurse, medicine, etc.), and ways to keep healthy. Students learned the difference between hobbies and adventures and words associated with outer space (planets, aliens, shooting stars, etc.) and vocabulary associated with the Olympics (sports, competition, prize, etc.) Students had practice developing logical thinking skills, listening skills, and how to make predictions by using reference to literature studied in class.
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