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Fun & Imagination Days at Kinfolk

byKinfolk MontessoriEvents hosted at Seetharampalya, HoodiStarts from450 per child per eventView full gallery

We celebrate childhood through themed days, creative play, and festive magic, making everyday learning at Kinfolk a joyous adventure.

A very creative spider-web hairdo for Crazy Hair Day. This fun event encourages children to think outside the box and express their unique personalities.

A classroom full of wacky and wonderful hairstyles. Crazy Hair Day is a day of laughter and creativity, enjoyed by both students and teachers alike.

Even our monthly newsletter gets a 'crazy hair' twist. This student's hair is decorated with planets, combining our fun theme day with our academic theme of the solar system.

A simple but very enthusiastic pose on Crazy Hair Day. The goal is to have fun and celebrate individuality, and our little folks always deliver.

Our Halloween celebration is spooky, not scary. Children enjoy dressing up, playing games, and participating in themed activities like this bat-themed sensory exploration.

A student dressed as Batman explores the spooky sensory bin. Our Halloween activities are designed to be tactile and engaging, allowing for learning through play.

Little Red Riding Hood poses in front of our Halloween art display. The children's costumes are always wonderfully creative and add to the festive atmosphere.

Children scoop and pour at the Halloween sensory station. This activity helps develop fine motor skills and provides a fun, thematic way to explore different textures.

Story time gets a spooky twist for Halloween. A teacher dressed as a witch reads a festive story to a captivated audience of little ghouls, superheroes, and princesses.

Handmade broomstick crafts from our Halloween celebration. This simple art project allows children to practice their fine motor skills while creating a fun takeaway.

About Fun & Imagination Days

These themed days are about far more than just costumes or messy hair. During our Halloween week, for example, our 'spooky' sensory bins are actually carefully prepared tools for developing fine motor skills—every scoop, pour, and texture exploration is a hands-on math and science lesson in disguise.

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