About Us

 Children learn real-world skills that build independence, coordination, and confidence. Activities like pouring and buttoning help develop motor skills and teach them concentration 

  Children explore and make sense of the world through hands on activities that engage the 5 senses. These activities help children build focus and their ability to notice patterns and relationships.

  Through tools like number rods and golden beads, children gain an understanding of how numbers work.

  Children learn phonetic sounds which build and help them with reading and writing sentences. They build communication skills and a love for language at an early age.

 Children explore color, form, and texture through drawing, painting, sculpting, and crafts. They get to practice their creativity and learn to think on their own while having fun.

Children learn about the world around them, building an understanding of how the world around them works, and learn to ask questions. They explore through hands on experiences.  

   Children use hands on experiences to learn about what the world looks like around them. By creating and labeling maps and learning about physical features, they deepen their spatial awareness and their understanding of how the world looks.