In my preschool, I truly believe that the best way for children to learn is through play. To me, play is more than just fun—it’s a way for children to explore, discover, and make sense of the world around them. When children play, they learn how to be creative, solve problems, build relationships, and grow emotionally. It’s their natural way of understanding and engaging with everything they see and experience.

In our classroom, I make it a priority to create an environment where play is the heart of everything we do. I want the children to feel free to explore, ask questions, and be curious. Whether they’re building with blocks, playing pretend, or exploring nature, each moment is an opportunity for them to learn and grow. I try to provide them with the tools and space they need to take risks, make mistakes, and celebrate their discoveries.

As their teacher, I see myself as a guide and a cheerleader. I love watching their imaginations come to life and supporting them as they learn about themselves and the world. I take time to understand each child’s unique interests and needs, so I can offer experiences that feel meaningful to them. My goal is to create a space where they feel safe, loved, and encouraged to try new things.

For me, learning through play is about helping children build a lifelong love for learning. It’s about fostering their confidence, resilience, and kindness, so they feel ready to take on whatever comes their way. I’m so excited to be part of their journey, knowing that every game, conversation, and moment of discovery is helping them grow into curious, thoughtful, and happy learners.