# Cheeky Monkeys

The Cheeky Monkeys embarked on a research project learning about what endangered animals mean and investigating one species that are either endangered or vulnerable. The children used tablets and the internet to safely look up what animal they wanted to research and...

Children learn through repetition. Each time Cheeky Monkeys are exposed to a new object or experience, new neural connections are made in their brain. Through repetition, these connections are strengthened and learning occurs. Each of our classes is designed to repeat...

The Cheeky Monkeys children made colourful butterfly artwork during one of their visual arts lessons. Engaging in various artistic techniques such as cutting, drawing, colouring, and sticking a variety of materials ignites their imagination, and enhances their fine...

The Cheeky Monkeys raced against each other with the help of chess pieces. They had to roll the chess pieces towards them via a string up on a roller with their hands and save the chess pieces from trouble on the chessboard. This racing game promotes the development...

With the warm spring weather upon us, it is a given that we spend more time outdoors. One project we are undertaking is gardening and planting flowers. The Cheeky Monkeys helped weed and turn the soil to get it ready for planting. The first to go in was marigolds....

Spatial awareness allows us to sense our surroundings, recognize how our bodies relate to our environment, and understand how objects around us relate to one another. As the Cheeky Monkeys develop spatial awareness, they hone a better understanding of physical...