Curriculum
Integrating academics
Academics are crucial for the development of young children, a critical period for rapid cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth. Early childhood education plays a crucial role in laying a strong foundation for successful achievement in school and life. Research shows that integrating academics into child care through structured learning activities, hands-on experiences, and play-based learning can help children learn essential skills such as letters, numbers, shapes, and promote language and social skills. Besides academic success, our child care program is highly qualified to also provide a safe and nurturing environment that supports a child's social and emotional growth, building self-confidence, developing empathy, and teaching effective emotional expression. Overall, early childhood education integrated with academics allows children to build their learning skills and provide a strong foundation for their future success.
Learning how to grow
Early childhood is a key period for establishing positive attitudes and behaviors towards physical activity, which can lead to lifelong healthy habits.It is established through play-based activities that promote movement, exploration, and social interaction, helping to develop motor skills, spatial awareness, and physical coordination.Physical literacy is also essential for the overall development of child’s memory and attention, creating opportunities for children to develop social skills, cooperation, communication and build their confidence, self-esteem, and resilience. These factors can have a beneficial impact on their overall wellbeing. Therefore, promoting physical literacy in childcare settings can help children establish health conditions, elevate their mental health and build strong bones and muscles throughout their lives.
Encouraging creative minds
The development of a children’s brain is built through their environment, connections and nutrition, consequently exploring their creativity in activities such as drawing, painting, and sculpting can enhance a child's ability to think and reason, as well as improve their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Fine arts are essential for children in childcare, as they promote cognitive and emotional development, broaden cultural horizons, and encourage socialization and collaboration. Engaging in creativity such as : exposure to music, dance, and visual arts can foster lifelong learning and appreciation for diversity. Group projects and activities also help children work together, communicate effectively, and develop important social skills, creating a sense of community and belonging within the childcare setting. Finally, encouraging children to explore their creativity is the perfect way to evolve their emotions.