Yellow group

I graduated  from Brunszvik Teréz College for Early Childhood Education in Szarvas in 1988, and have been working as a kindergarten teacher ever since. My calling is also my hobby, because among children I am able to allow my creativity to unveil. I worked at a kindergarten with an artistic programme for over 20 years, therefore I find the forming and development of personality through story-telling, singing and visual expressiveness very important. I believe in education through encouragement and can say without doubt, that feeling a sense of accomplishment can work miracles in education. Seeing smiling faces and twinkling eyes are more important than anything. During my work I try to emphasize proper communication as much as I can, and therefore work on building  good relationships based on mutual respect with the parents as well as the children. I find it important to constantly refresh my professional knowledge, self-educate and adapt to the changing generations’ needs. 

I joined the kindergarten this year and I hope to help the children form their personalities in a happy, supportive, accepting atmosphere, in accordance with their personal needs through differentiated pedagogy. 

“Lead them, do not stray from the path,

And always stay true to yourself.

For you stand in front and can be seen from afar,

Never forget: you are an example!”

– Nagy László –

My name is Janet and I am from a small town near Cleveland, Ohio in the United States.  I have lived in Budapest and been at Daisy Kindergarten since September 2017. My fiancé and I chose to come to Hungary because my ancestors are Hungarian. 

I have been fortunate enough to be able to spend time in three different groups, with all different aged children with Green, Yellow and Blue groups. I love that each group has its own uniqueness and I have the opportunity to be a part of it.  I have enjoyed watching the children grow and learn through fun art activities we do together. But for me, the best thing about working at the kindergarten is the energy the children bring every single day.