Our preschool program is designed to foster holistic development in young learners, preparing them for future academic endeavors. Through engaging activities and a nurturing environment, children explore various subjects that stimulate their curiosity and creativity. Our curriculum integrates essential skills in language, mathematics, arts, and sciences while promoting social-emotional growth. We believe in a play-based approach that allows children to learn at their own pace, building confidence and independence. At our preschool, every child is encouraged to thrive and discover their unique potential.
Language
In our preschool program, children are introduced to the sounds of language through interactive games and materials. They progress at their own pace, gaining essential skills in writing, reading, and spelling.
Physical Geography
Children engage with globes, maps, and flags to learn about different countries, climate regions, and products. They also explore common land formations, enhancing their understanding of the world.
Mathematics
Preschoolers show great enthusiasm for counting and enjoy positioning items as they enumerate them. By counting tangible quantities, separating, and sharing objects, they grasp basic mathematical concepts. Counting games become a regular part of their classroom experience.
Arts and Crafts
Our arts and crafts activities encourage children to express themselves joyfully. They have the freedom to explore their imagination through various media, with a strong focus on the creative process.
Music and Creative Movement
Rhythm captivates preschool-aged children, prompting natural physical responses. They are introduced to a variety of songs, dances, and instruments, enhancing their appreciation for music.
Science and Nature
The natural environment extends our preschool classroom, where discovery projects and experiments nurture a child’s innate curiosity. We study plants and animals to foster an appreciation for all living things.
Foreign Language
Preschoolers are introduced to a foreign language by elementary students twice a week. The curriculum emphasizes speaking skills, with written work introduced later in kindergarten.
Sensory Experience
Sensory experiences help children connect new information with their existing knowledge. Through exploration, language, and games, they develop fine discrimination of color, size, texture, and sound.