Every child's initial area of interest is the Practical Life curriculum, which allows them to practice self-help skills. Since they see and try to imitate their parents, kids are attracted to performing activities like putting on clothes, cleaning, using devices etc. Learning useful skills that promote autonomous thought and action is a major focus of our teaching. Practical Life Curriculum focuses on four key development areas: Fine motor development, Self-care, Environmental care, and Grace and courtesy. We teach young children through different activities equipping them for practical applications in their day-to-day lives.
The sensorial department of the school focuses on lessons and exercises that aid students in developing their five senses. It helps in kids’ social, emotional, cognitive, linguistic, artistic, and physical development. Sensory exercises assist in the growth and improvement of sense perceptions and logical thinking, both of which are necessary for growing minds. It offers chances for speculation, inquiry, and questioning. In this section, we include art, music, playing with colours and textures, etc. We have interactive activities that test and enhance children’s hearing abilities and sense of vision, taste and touch.
Our English Language and Literacy curriculum goes beyond merely teaching students to read and write. Children learn how to incorporate listening, speaking, reading, and writing into their daily class activities. Reading is taught phonetically as the child progresses. We create several opportunities for kids to read for enjoyment, expand their vocabulary, and express themselves verbally in front of others. These abilities help your kid become more self-assured and prepare them to be lifelong readers or writers and develop as excellent communicators.
Math is often looked at with difficulty, but we make it very interesting and easy to understand through small and fun tasks. Mathematical ideas like sequencing and forming shapes are introduced to children using interactive teaching aids. Children develop problem-solving skills through entertaining teaching methods and have first-hand experience with mathematical concepts to learn them through practical situations.
Preschool art education is an age-appropriate program that encourages self-esteem, sensory awareness, growing independence, and a desire to learn. Early art teaching aims to create a balance between skill development and unfettered exploration to support a child's innate drive for self-expression. Children are encouraged to handle, use, and make art with a range of materials and techniques. Our art curriculum addresses a child’s physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development through an integrated approach.
STEM is an educational strategy that includes the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. We use several components to assist preschool children to apply these ideas in the actual world. The program aims to foster kids’ innate curiosity and provide them with the opportunity to find the answers to their question “Why?”
Teaching STEM to children helps them develop 21st-century skills, such as:
Problem Solving
Adaptation skills
Decision-making
Risk-taking and experimentation
Communicationh.