Undokai 2019


Untuk kedua kalinya Musa ikut undokai (運動会:program semacam pertunjukan olah tubuh di sekolah) dan kali ini alhamdulillah anaknya super genki (元気:sehat, bersemangat, berenergi). Pengalaman tahun lalu bisa dibaca di sini. Seru mana? Seruan tahun lalu! Hehe. Tahun ini tidak banyak games ditampilkan karena acara ingin diselesaikan cepat sebelum jam makan siang. Positifnya, Mama tidak perlu bikin bento!

PART 1

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PART 2

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PART 3 – end

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[Bento Musa] Daily Look of Bento Packing


Posted from egadioniputri‘s Instagram

“Before everything is packed” 🍱

Salmon and black sesame onigiri, chicken frank, egg, veggies fruits.

Rutinitas Mama tiap pagi, kecuali Rabu (hari pulang cepat jam 12, makan di rumah) kali ini menampilkan bento kurang sayur karena belum belanja lagi dan termos isi teh anget request bocah 😁 Continue reading

Walking One Mil for Little Picnic


Musa had his first picnic with his kindergarten friends and teachers today. This picnic was called engai (園外) which is literally out of garden (園 refers to ‘kindergarten’). It’s a simpler version of ensoku (遠足), another common term in Japanese kindergarten life, which means “excursion”, a more serious and farther trip that usually needs guardian to accompany the kid.

For this little picnic, the kids have been prepared since a week before by doing simulation. One day, they were brought to walk around the kindergarten. In another day, the teachers asked the parents to bring the kids lunch without box and necessary equipment such as waterproof mat, plastic bags, plus wipes. At that time, the rain was falling, so they moved simulation location from school yard to the classrooms, Musa and friends were practiced to:

  • unfold and fold the mat
  • open their bento (in onigiri wrap or sandwich wrap, whatever foods without box) and eat without table
  • cleaning their hands without water
  • put everything, including the water bottle, to be fit into their school rucksack (usually they put more stuffs in a tote bag)

How was the Day-D? The result was awesome! Continue reading