Play and fun based program that promotes the physical, cognitive, and social-emotional development of young children in a nurturing environment with love.

Here the child is made to feel secure, happy and be part of the extended family. They will experience:

• Warm and nurturing environment
• Educational toys to stimulate learning
• Simplified learning and appreciation

Focus

• Discovery of surroundings
• Imitate sounds and movements
• Engage in interactive learning such as flash cards
• Communication – sounds, expressions, pre-reading, pre-writing
• Physical – motor skills
• Emotional – relationship with others. Learning to trust other than primary care giver.

Children begin to be aware of the world beyond themselves and want to understand the ‘why’ of everything. When our youngest students step in for the first time they enter a world where numbers come to life, words take shape, and their imagination is encouraged to be expressed. We motivate children to learn while recognizing that each child develops at an individual rate. As teachers, we watch closely and listen to them. The moment we see that a child is ready for more, we encourage them to take the next step in their learning.

This program has a focused agenda which includes instruction, geared towards the development of self, interpersonal skills, pre-reading skills, pre-writing skills, gross and fine motor skills. Rhymes and circle time facilitate their language acquisition and help with speech development.

Through worksheets and activities, we have created from years of experience working with this age group, they develop interest in reading through picture books and practice pre-writing skills by scribbling and coloring.

Following directions, expanding speech and vocabulary, expressing imagination, and learning through play are critical components learnt in their successful learning journey.

Here we work closely with the child to build cognitive, physical, social, emotional and language development:

• Fun and learning experience
• Rhymes and sound based learning
• Experience freedom of choices

Focus

• Recognize and understand numbers
• Letters and phonic sounds to understand words
• Exploring and questioning concepts such as plants and animals
• Emotional and social bonding – cleanliness, healthy habits
• Dramatic play by engagement
• Language skills for communication
• Writing and co-ordination skills
• Express emotions thru gestures and facial expressions

Children begin to develop the fine motor skills needed to write letters and numbers with control and precision. This is where the real joy of learning begins. Kids are taught to recognize and write letters, start associating phonic sounds with alphabets. This involves thinking about what sound a word starts with, saying the sound out loud and then recognizing how that sound is represented by a letter.  Math curriculum covers recognizing and writing numbers, counting objects, matching a quantity with a numeral, identification of shapes, colours and patterns and to associate them in real life.

We encourage them to understand nature study concepts such as day and night, water, air, plant and animals by observing, questioning, exploring and comparing. They Learn the essential hygiene skills of washing hands, cleanliness of self and surrounding and healthy eating by story-telling and discussion.

Role play activities introduce concepts like identifying emotions, basic directional skills, focus on teaching self-awareness and fostering independence by helping your child master their self-help skills. They are encouraged to develop their curiosity about the world around them and to make observational learning.

Here we foster wholistic child development with creative and thoughtfully crafted activities:

• Confidence to do tasks independently
• Decision making with choices
• Relativity of size, shape and colors

Focus

• Encourage imaginative interaction
• Concepts of vowels and consonants
• Measurements using scale (appropriate tools)
• Patterns for reasoning skills
• Grouping objects by characteristics
• Simple sentence and narrate familiar stories
• Count, trace by sequencing and numbers
• Playbooks and short stories reading

Children begin to understand reading concepts such as top to bottom, left to right, letter orientation, letter formation, comprehension, and Uppercase and lowercase letter identification and concept of vowel and consonants. With each letter learned, students begin to blend their sounds and create rhyming words and write them.

As part of the math curriculum, children explore numbers, measurement, and shapes. We provide them with puzzles, drawings and blocks — encouraging them to search out the shapes in the everyday world around them and look for differences and similarities between shapes. (objects). They build on their abilities to compare and learn to order three or more objects and understand that objects can be measured in different ways. They are encouraged to use rulers, measuring tapes and other tools to learn the concepts of measurements and to compare objects. Spotting underlying patterns and predicting the sequence boost their reasoning skills..

The teachers utilize additional activities to acquire knowledge in Science, Health, and Seasonal events the children are thrilled by opportunities to teach something new to their family and friends. and be prepared for a coaching lesson.

Here the child would be fostered with advanced learning skills:

• Confidence to do tasks independently
• Careful and responsive listening
• Collaborative social skills

Focus

• Concepts of Sky, space, ocean, environment
• Sense organs, healthy choices and applications
• Enhanced vocabulary with phonics
• 4-6 letter words understanding based learning
• Simple grammar such as Nouns, (verbs and Pronouns)
• Adjectives such as this, that, they
• Rhyming words and associated sentences
• Writing to communicate ideas
• Concepts of addition, subtraction
• Ascending, Descending order, Group counts
• Living and Non-Living things
• Home, Family, relevance

The children begin to read, write, and listen based on integrated phonics program which boosts auditory and oral language skills. They learn letter sounds, blends, digraphs, CCVC words, and how they combine to form words. They begin to move from reading words to sentences and then move on to simple story books. The concepts of Nouns, Pronouns and Prepositions are introduced. Cursive writing helps them to grasp how letters fit together to form words and leads to better language processing,

After revising the math concepts learned earlier in the first phase, children move on to learn addition, subtraction, ordinal numbers, comparing numbers, skip counting, Writing number names and the counting sequence. The concept of Time and money and their role in everyday life is introduced.

The Science curriculum focus on life science, sense organs, and making healthy choices. These units are specifically designed around a child’s environment and provide real world applications.

Concepts of family and society are introduced to understand the community and inter dependencies for growth and happiness.

The thematic concepts cover festivals, Solar system, seasons, clothes, Modes of transportation, community helpers and many more! We explain these topics in detail and meticulously deliver in order to bring out the best results.