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This song can be sung as greetings every morning for the students to learn some other greeting languages. This song pairs well with other learnings that students encounter at school, home, in the media and through cultural transmission.

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Math:  Counting 1 to 10 in Different Languages 

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Math:  Counting 1 to 10 in Different Languages 

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While the students learn their Numbers 1 to 10, they learn other languages This song connect with the interests and concerns of my students

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"Counting to 10" Song in Four Languages! Kids Learn to Count 1 to 10. Numbers Song, Kids Songs

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Science:  Healthy Foods for a Healthy Body

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Science:  Healthy Foods for a Healthy Body

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The students will learn that people need healthy foods to have a healthy body.  Language cognates will be used to help the English Language Learners understand the concept.

The whole class, including the teacher, will be bringing to class their own healthy food which their families love to share at their dining tables. They can bring their food which originates from their own country. Everyone is open to sharing and talking about the food they brought.

Some guide questions would be: How do you eat as a family? What food do you love to eat?

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'You are what you eat.' An old phrase but with exact meaning. It's true. Our body signals and reflects the quality of nutrition it receives in a variety of ways. And because many of these signs are mostly tolerable. However unpleasantly, we accept them as the norm and live on. This includes warning signs like sleeplessness, stress, anxiety. Low energy and sometimes even depression. That is why nutrition is important for us.

In reality, many of these symptoms are connected to diet in some way. And making dietary improvements can not only improve these conditions, but pay huge dividends over time in terms of overall quality and health of life.

So, in the spirit of helping you achieve your resolution to eat healthier this year, here are five areas in which making good on this resolution will help you improvements on your health.

Energy: How fitting that one of the key measurements of what we eat is energy from food. Fact is, there is a direct connection between diet and energy. A quick story: yours truly recently completed a week-long "detox" diet focused on avoiding sugars, fats, caffeine, and alcohol while incorporating healthy fats, fruits, and veggies. At first, my energy was at an all-time low. Once my body finally adjusted, though, I felt a noticeable boost in my energy levels, mental alacrity, and general well-being. All we have to do is eat differently.

Cravings: If your diet is characterised by copious amounts of fat, salt, and sugar, guess what you're going to crave above all other things? That's right: late at night, when that pang of hunger hits, it's the ice cream you'll be reaching for, not the roasted sweet potatoes. Oh, and guess how you'll feel when you don't satisfy those cravings? Pretty terrible. Which leads us to...

Mood: A number of studies show that there is a link between what you eat and how you feel. We're not only talking energy here, necessarily-we're talking mood. Ever hear someone throw around the word hungry to describe how they're feeling? How about cranky? Or even just blah? There's a good chance that nutrition has something to do with it.

Stress: Stress is a reality we all face, to varying degrees. And it's often when our stress levels are highest that our nutrition suffers most, including impulse behaviour like binge eating or ordering that second round of drinks. The good news is that even moderate changes to nutrition can have a direct impact on stress levels over time. Pro tip: instead of reaching for sugars or booze in times of weakness, try a little exercise, the proven way to regulate and reduce stress levels.

Poor diets, especially those high in refined sugars and unhealthy fats, can lead to inflammation, impact muscle gain and weight loss, and negatively influence recovery time. By sustaining a more nutritious diet over time, one can experience reduced inflammation, better mobility, and improved quality of life. This is especially true of those living with obesity.

IT'S NOT JUST WHATYOU EAT, BUT HOWYOU EAT:

If you're reading this and thinking, how can I? We have a solution. Rather than give you a laundry list of tips on improving nutrition, try keeping this simple principle in mind: Its not what you eat, but how you eat. What do we mean by that? Get to the root of your nutritional imbalances. Maybe it's not where you go for lunch, but how often you tend to go there. Are you eating food close to bedtime on a regular basis? Are weekends unhealthy grace periods for binge-eating pizza storms? Mindful nutrition can even be as simple as taking a look at how fast or slow you eat your meals, or how thoroughly you chew. Try slowing things down a bit! Don't know where to start? Make a written inventory of everything you consume daily, for a week, then review that diet journal.

Regardless of how you approach nutrition in the new year, there's no question that the choices you make will affect your daily life. The key is to find a strategy that you can sustain over time. In terms of nutrition and daily well being, the results can be tremendous.

You can read my other article about global warming too: https://thirdeyenepal.com/20200429_143/global-warming-introduction-causes-and-preventions/

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Nutrition : Effects of Nutrition on our daily life | Third Eye Nepal

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'You are what you eat.' An old phrase but with exact meaning. It's true. Our body signals and reflects the quality of nutrition it receives in a variety of ways. And because many of these signs are mostly tolerable. However unpleasantly, we accept them as the norm and live on.

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Reading:  Non-Fiction Text about Diversity

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Reading:  Non-Fiction Text about Diversity

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Students will come away with the message: "You should always be kind to those who are different from you. Because to them, YOU are different too."

As more children read this book and learn this concept, we can impact the world in a positive way while at the same time teaching early literacy. This non-fiction book closes with a short survey for children about kindness and is a terrific way to help you start an age-appropriate conversation about diversity.

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It’s OK to be Different: A Children’s Picture Book About Diversity and Kindness

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It’s OK to be Different: A Children’s Picture Book About Diversity and Kindness [Purtill, Sharon, Saha, Sujata] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. It’s OK to be Different: A Children’s Picture Book About Diversity and Kindness

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Social Studies:  How do the other parts of the World celebrate Christmas?

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Social Studies:  How do the other parts of the World celebrate Christmas?

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This is a topic during the Month of December. This might be a window into the identities and experiences of people whose lives are different than the students’ lives.

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The top 11 Christmas traditions around the world - momomdo Discover

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Our favourite Christmas traditions around the world are wonderful – sometimes wonderfully weird – and are guaranteed to put you in the festive spirit

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This is a simple yet interesting activity for Kindergarten students. They love drawing. They are to picture themselves using the shapes and colors they like most and share with the class their output after.

This promotes a healthy self-concept and exploration of identity. Through this activity, the teacher and the listeners will have the chance to know and understand more the speaker.

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Physical Education: Traditional African Game

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Physical Education: Traditional African Game

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This game can be learned by Kindergarten students. This clapping, jumping, and moving game starts with one person designated as the leader jumping forward and then sticking a leg out. The aim of the game is to rack up 10 points by touching your legs with your opponent. Everyone gets the chance to be the leader, and this game can be either played in groups of two people or in a semi-circle.

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Bahay-Kubo is a national house in the Philippines.

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This can be done during Fall Season. The fallen dried leaves with different colors will be used to cover the picture of the Bahay-Kubo as a mosaic. The students will also learn that the Bahay-Kubo is the national house of the Philippines.

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Students will be learning action songs about their body parts both in English and Spanish languages.  This would help the Spanish language speakers follow the activity and a chance for the others to learn another language too at the same time.

They will surely enjoy this song since it makes them more active and engaged in a whole class activity.

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Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes in Spanish - by Native Speaker | Cabeza, Hombros, Rodillas y Pies

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Phonics:  Letter Name and Letter Sound of Mm

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Phonics:  Letter Name and Letter Sound of Mm

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This lesson will mirror the identities and experiences of the students when they name words that begin with the letter Mm based on their real-life experiences.

The teacher may introduce different languages that some people around the world use that begin with the letter M. Some examples would be Mandarin, Malaysian, Marathi, Magahi, and so on. This would help the students master the lesson, especially the letter sound M.

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Alphabet with animals letter m monkey vector image on VectorStock

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Alphabet with animals, the letter M monkey on a branch with a banana in his hand on a white background. Preschool education. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF vectors and high-res JPEG and PNG images.