Curriculums
"The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind."
– Maria Montessori
18-24 months
Educational Purpose: This stage focuses on developing basic motor skills, language acquisition, and social interactions.
Key Features: Activities include simple games, songs, and sensory play to engage toddlers’ curiosity and encourage exploration in a safe environment.
25-36 months
Educational Purpose: At this age, the focus shifts to enhancing language skills, emotional expression, and basic problem-solving abilities.
Key Features: The curriculum incorporates interactive storytelling, group play, and hands-on activities that promote creativity and socialization.
3-4 years old
Educational Purpose: This stage aims to foster independence, critical thinking, and foundational academic skills through structured play and exploration.
Key Features: Activities include arts and crafts, early literacy games, and collaborative projects that encourage teamwork and imaginative play.
4-5 years old
Educational Purpose: The focus here is on preparing children for formal education by developing literacy, numeracy, and social skills.
Key Features: The curriculum includes more complex activities like early math concepts, storytelling, and science experiments to nurture curiosity and a love for learning.
5-6 years old
Educational Purpose: This stage is geared towards refining academic skills, fostering self-regulation, and encouraging greater independence in learning.
Key Features: Activities include structured lessons in reading and math, as well as opportunities for leadership in group projects, promoting both cognitive and social development.
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Weekly Plans
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