It’s just my first week of classes but I am already learning a lot of life skills.

Let me see. What did I learn this week? Hmmm.

I learned to control my body. You think I’m just sitting down? I am commanding my brain to control all my muscles to sit down, stay cool and relax. Adults think preschool kids don’t know how to control. I do. I learn it in school. Diff’rent kids learn at diff’rent pacing. Some take longer to learn how to sit cool.

I learn how to wait nicely. Do you have any idea how much muscles and brain power is involved in waiting while I hear a voice in my head that says “Let’s go paint. C’mon!” Shh, good kids know how to wait. I’m good!

In Preppi School, I am allowed to make wise chooses. This is my art work and I will choose my own colors. My teacher said it’s called “Guided Choices”. I feel free to express myself here. My smile says it all.

There are times when I can work independently. I am a lil executive. See, I have my own space and I know what I am doing. My teacher taught me how to do it and she trusts me that I can do it well. This sure boosts my self-esteem.

I know I’m just a preschool kid but even on my first day, I learn how to do my personal inventory and accountability. I like it that my teacher watches over me but lets me do my thing with my own hands and own mind. This is how I look when I am concentrating.

Ahh! The joy of washing my own hands. It is a life skill I love to do. Preppi makes everyday tasks so much fun. I love it! Bubbles, water and my hands go together really well.

I like the way my teacher teaches me. She smiles and patiently shows me how. Then I do the same steps on my own with my own art work. Each work I do in school is made by own hands.

When I am concentrating, my teacher respects it. She gives me the time and space. Silence, genius at work. Shhh.

Preppi knows kids very well. How can I resist playing with cars, puzzles and numbers at the same time? I am totally hooked to fun learning.

Did you know that scientists say that Filipinos are clumsy with their hands because they are not given enough hand exercises? Well, I am not going to be one of ‘em because while I am young, I am mastering hand manipulations so that I will be an expert someday. I have good genes. My father is a dentist and I want to be like him and be very good with my hands. These Practical Life Exercises really help me focus and control. See, I don’t even spill.

What a treat! It’s just my first day and I already have a surprise. Wow!

Did you know that school comes from the Anglo-Saxon word “a place of leisure”? Preppi School aims to be just that – a place of pleasure where each child will develop and learn in a stress-free and fun way. They will not only develop the important life skills that are keys to life success but most importantly, the passion and the “love of–”.

A picture is worth a thousand words. Look and see the ecstatic faces of your children as they come to school on their first day. They are excited, exuberant and delightfully surprised to open wrapped gift items that will serve as tools to their learning. Thanks to your gracious cooperation and the Preppi Family Team’s loving support, we were able to make your child smile and have positive impressions on their first day.

First Impressions last for a lifetime.

Preppi is committed to make happy memories with your growing child.

Preppi, your Educational Partner proudly presents your child’s first week.

Welcome to the WINGS ezine. This is the Official Organ of Preppi School. This is a nutshell version of our Preppi Magazine where we give you seasonal and significant snippets in the life of the Preppi Child.

This School Year, we are doing a more upbeat electronic format as we auto post updates right on the web.

Take a sneak peak of what a Preppi child experiences.

Read and Learn. May you appreciate how differently we do things so that the child will make a difference.

May you enjoy the features just as much as the Preppi Kids enjoy the actual experiences and explorations they encounter throughout the school year.

Happy Reading!