Early Literacy is developed through activities that build phonics awareness, vocabulary, and storytelling. Children practice letter recognition, mark making, and name recognition to develop the skills needed for reading and writing success.

We promote early numeracy development by engaging children in counting, sorting, patterning, and problem-solving activities. These foundational skills help build number sense, setting the stage for future math learning.

We develop fine motor skills through hands-on activities like cutting, drawing, and manipulating small objects. These skills strengthen hand muscles and improve coordination, preparing children for writing and other classroom tasks.

We leave plenty of time for unstructured sensory play, where children can explore their interests and interact with friends in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Sharing, teamwork, and conflict resolution are practiced in every session, helping children develop the emotional intelligence needed for a smooth transition into school.

Using materials from nature, we encourage creativity and fine motor skills through drawing, painting, and crafting.