Review

At the WECA Kindergarten in Yangon, Myanmar, a variety of classes were held, including story-telling and free play, as well as English, Burmese, math, art, science, physical education, music, learning about countries around the world, and reading storybooks. The children had a great time learning, playing and playing in balanced educational activities.

When they first came to kindergarten, the children cried because they were unfamiliar and scared, but now they have grown to listen and focus on the teacher's stories. I was able to feel the change and growth over the past time from the children sitting calmly and listening during class and smiling brightly while hanging out with their friends during playtime.

Chairman Bang Jeong-hwan said, "The change in one child is like a small miracle. Eating well, learning well, and laughing well become the foundation for creating the future of children."

The World Educational Cultural Aid will continue to provide continuous interest and support so that children can learn and grow in a safe and warm environment.

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