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Educating a child is like growing a knowledge tree. Drops of individual knowledge at the roots, it continues to develop and grow with many branches and leaves.
Our curriculum is continually evolving by qualified and passionate Early Childhood Educators. They are highly involved in planning and improving our educational tools and materials, which provide children with opportunities to discover, explore, experiment, develop their competency, independence and creativity. |
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Letterland is a unique, phonics-based approach to teaching reading, writing and spelling. The Letterland characters transform plain black letter shapes into child-friendly pictograms. They all live in an imaginary place called "Letterland". Letterland character stories explain letter sounds & shapes, allowing children to progress quickly to word building, reading and writing.
Universal values are the base of “Life Skills” development; personal, social and emotional developments. Life skills are much necessary for children to deal positively and effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life. Language program introduces our students to basic simple vocabulary through songs, finger plays and props. We make it fun to learn. Chef Jr. helps young children learn and practice some basic math concepts and build language skills. The experience of creating meals help build their self-confidence, and lay the foundation for healthy eating habits. |
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We recognize and value the importance of a physical active lifestyle, and the significance of children’s physical fitness. Our unique indoor gym provides physical activities to motivate children to not only be active, but to also experience the joy of activity.
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We adapt Montessori's practical life and sensorial components to encourage our children to participate in activities that allow them to grow independently and use their motor skills. These activities also allow them to analyze difficulties they may have in the exercise and problem solve successfully.
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Babies and young children have already using simple hand gestures, or sign language to communicate as young as 5 months old! To enhance this ability to communicate, we included basic simple sign language into our curriculum through singing and during social interactions.
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