Created on 1 February 2026, In our Bears Class (Nursery 1, ages 2–3 years old), learning happens best through play, creativity, and hands-on experiences. This week, our little learners enjoyed an exciting art and craft activity inspired by a mini market experience.

The children explored the idea of selling vegetables and fruits by creating their own artwork. They began by drawing simple shapes and then moved on to gluing colorful materials to represent different fruits and vegetables. Using bright and textured pieces helped make the activity both visually engaging and sensory-rich.

With guidance from their teachers, the children practiced fine motor skills as they picked up small pieces, applied glue, and carefully placed each colorful element onto their paper. At the same time, they were introduced to basic concepts such as colors, shapes, and everyday vocabulary related to fruits and vegetables.

This activity also encouraged imaginative play and social interaction. As they worked, the children pretended to be little sellers, proudly showing their creations and “selling” their fruits and vegetables to friends and teachers. Through this playful scenario, they built confidence, communication skills, and a sense of joy in learning together.

At Bears Class, we believe that meaningful learning starts with fun, creativity, and exploration. Simple activities like this help nurture independence, creativity, and a love for learning from an early age.

✨ Learning through play, one colorful creation at a time! ✨