A Well-Structured Day
Young children do well when the day is well structured. This routine allows them to anticipate coming events and develops their cooperation skills.
Learning Circle
Morning circle, bible lessons, songs and rhymes, stories that engage and educate our little ones.
Physical Activities
Exercises, stretching, skipping, balancing, jumping, ball games and more to keep children active.
Music & Movement
Singing, dancing, fantasy play and musical instruments to develop creativity and expression.
Outdoor Play
Bikes, tri-cycles, scooters, prams, swings, see-saws, steering wheels for active outdoor fun.
Creative Arts
Painting, drawing, cutting, pasting, moulding, puzzles, threading, stacking activities.
Sensory Activities
Exploring textures, smells, and sounds through a variety of materials like playdough, sand, and water.
Fantasy Activities
Dress-up, role-playing, and imaginative story-telling to foster creativity and social skills.
Problem Solving & Workbook Activities
Puzzles, workbooks, and other engaging challenges to develop critical thinking and fine motor skills.
Gross Motor Activities
Focus on running, jumping, and other physical activities that promote coordination and strength.
