Our preschoolers eagerly anticipate their daily adventures in the practical life section of play, where seemingly ordinary tasks become exciting learning opportunities.
For our 3-year-olds, activities that adults might find routine demand their full concentration, fostering a sense of accomplishment when completed. Mastering these hands-on tasks not only hones focus and logic but also instills immense joy and satisfaction, boosting self-esteem both in and outside the classroom.
From cleanup routines to walking in line and tucking in chairs, these activities instill respect for the shared classroom environment, introducing the values of organization and cleanliness.
Extending beyond physical space, our focus also encompasses social courtesies. Teaching preschoolers the art of shaking hands, saying “please” and “thank you,” gracefully joining adult conversations, and practicing proper coughing and sneezing etiquette adds a fun and interactive dimension to their social learning.
Equally crucial is imparting the essence of self-care, fostering physical independence in our budding preschoolers. From mastering the art of handwashing to brushing teeth, tying shoes, and dressing themselves, these core skills contribute to their sense of maturity and empowerment.
Within our preschool classrooms, the guiding principles of positivity, patience, and praise form the bedrock. Teachers cultivate an inviting and secure environment, embracing the unique individuality of our vibrant 3-year-olds.
At the heart of our approach lies the commitment to fortifying self-confidence and esteem in each preschooler. These fundamental pillars pave the way for our children to construct a robust sense of self-worth and purpose. Engaging strategies such as role-play, circle time, and collaborative community projects serve as powerful tools, fostering both self-respect and respect for others and the environment.
Empowering our little ones to express themselves during play and circle time is paramount. This not only amplifies their confidence but also enhances their conflict resolution skills.
Equipping them with the tools to discern right from wrong, we prioritize the acquisition of essential skills for creative problem-solving, effective socialization, and the cultivation of a strong sense of responsibility.
While we focus on tracing, recognizing and most importantly, comprehending numbers 1-50, art is mainly prescribed to inspire mathematical and scientific concepts.
The preschool program introduces little ones to math concepts with engaging activities such as building geometric shapes, sorting and sequencing with crafts or using music to teach patterns through repetition.
Implementing a love for science is accomplished through cool experiments that ignite the senses as teachers excite curiosities about the human body, animals, weather patterns and space.