In November, a kindergarten “ Tuskul & # 39; & # 39; was opened in the village of Krest-Kytyl in the Namskiy ulus of Yakutia for 240 places, built with the support of the national project “ Demography. & # 39; & # 39;
The three-story building has all the conditions necessary for the education and development of children, as well as for the maintenance of their health: a computer class, a music room and a gymnasium, a medical room, the offices of a speech therapist and a psychologist, a catering unit. There are walking and sports grounds in the yard. Particular attention is paid to security issues & ndash; CCTV and security systems are in operation, a fire alarm is installed.
A resident of the village Anna Shadrina is happy that kindergarten groups have appeared in the new kindergarten. She brought her youngest daughter to kindergarten, who is 1.5 years old, and explains: “Now parents will be able to send their child to kindergarten from an early age. For young moms who do not have the option of hiring a nanny or entrusting their child to grandparents, this is very important. Now we can go to work and realize ourselves in the trade. & # 39; & # 39;
Pupils from two preschools – “ Saryal & # 39; & # 39; will be moving to this kindergarten. and 'Kytylchaan', which are located in dilapidated wooden buildings.
“ Construction of the kindergarten started in June 2020. Then we were promised that the object would be in service by the end of 2021, and that promise has been kept, – said its leader Sargylana Indeeva. & ndash; Today is a happy day for us, because all the inhabitants of our village Krest-Kytyl were waiting for the opening of a new bright and spacious kindergarten building. I would like to thank the builders who, under the difficult conditions of the pandemic, completed the work on time. “
Photo courtesy of Kamyshin & # 39; s administration.
The emergence of a new kindergarten in the village & ndash; the event is very important. “ As long as kindergartens and schools are built in villages and estates, they will develop, & # 39; & # 39; the teacher explains its meaning.
In October, a new kindergarten was opened in the village of Aya, in the Altai Territory. The problem of preschool places, which was very acute here, has now been resolved. The kindergarten has 3 groups of 20 people for young children and one (10 people) for middle aged children. The new building has a room for physical education and music lessons, practical training rooms, speech therapy and methodological lessons, as well as a catering unit, its own boiler room with an autonomous diesel electric installation, with the help of which, in the event of an emergency stop, it will be supplied with electricity.
They brought a three month old baby
And in Kamyshin, Volgograd region, a new kindergarten accepts babies from the age of three months. The living conditions created for babies are almost the same as at home. And they have such a diet which is necessary at this age. 3-4 times a day sleep, walks, food & ndash; on a separate menu: mixes, cereals, mashed potatoes. There is also a storage room for strollers.
Kindergarten principal Esmira Sadikhova says that in June they brought to kindergarten, or rather & ndash; brought a stroller, a 3 month old baby. In addition to him there are two other children under & ndash; both 8 months old.
“ Of course babysitting and baby care is special, because at this age a little person needs extra attention. The educators do a great job, especially since there is always everything you need right at your fingertips & ndash; from pacifiers and diapers to a refrigerator and separate cribs, ”explains the manager.
Immediately after the Kindergarten opened in June of this year, all 140 seats were full. And now, in addition to the nursery, there are 6 groups working here.
“ Kamyshan, there are a lot of people who want to bring their children here. And this is justified, because our conditions are excellent, ”explains Esmira Sazhykhova.
Photo courtesy of Kamyshin & # 39; s administration.
Small reeds get used to it quickly and feel right at home. One of the most popular rooms & ndash; interactive cabinet. Here you can build a real volcano with sand with your own hands and wait for its eruption. The three-dimensional image is so colorful and lifelike that it's impossible to take your eyes off.
And there are also sensor modules & ndash; large tablets with games, tutorials and fun tasks. If the teacher fails to teach the child to distinguish between a circle and an oval in the traditional way, such multisystems come to the rescue. Everything is clear and simple.