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The document describes various activities that parents participated in at the Karmėlava kindergarten "Žilvitis" in Lithuania. Parents introduced different professions to children, helped with lessons like decoupage and pancake making, read stories, did sports, built castles, molded figures out of plasticine, drew portraits, prepared nesting boxes for spring, and visited a sculptor, playing an active role in their children's education.
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- 1. The hands of the parents can do everything Karmėlava kindergarten „Žilvitis“ , Lithuania
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- 5. Preparing to make pancakes.
- 6. The lessons of decoupage.
- 7. The creating of snowman.
- 8. The parents,grandparents of Sunny class read fairy tales.
- 9. Doing sports is fun! Especially with mother.
- 10. It was not easy for somebody!
- 11. We are building a castle!
- 12. Other activities with parents...
- 13. Parents are moulding the figure of their children from plasticine.
- 14. Mothers are drawing their children.
- 15. We are preparing for spring. The building of nesting-box.
- 16. We will have our nesting-box very soon too!
- 17. The activity with guinea-pig.
- 18. The action of violets.
- 19. The festivities of family.
- 20. The white bear is visiting us.
- 21. We are playing together!
- 22. We are visiting a sculptor!