From Little Acorns, Mighty Oaks Grow
Practical life exercises help your child to develop dexterity skills and life skills. Learning how to do buttons and zips and controlled movements in spooning and pouring exercises.
Sensorial exercises let the child experience learning through the senses. They classify through their senses such attributes as size, colour, shape, and dimension.
Number work is taught to your child in the classroom using sequencing, sandpaper numerals, number rods, and counters.
Language activities provide for an integrated language arts approach in which speaking, listening, reading and writing develop in unison.
Cultural activities help your child to learn and understand about the world around them. Through weekly themes in history, geography, science, music, and movement.
Arts and crafts give your child freedom to express their imagination in a visual way, and also help them acquire new skills.