Learn today
for a better tomorrow
We encouraged children to explore their curiosity and unique interests through immersive early childhood learning experiences, as they begin to develop important school readiness skills. Learn throughout lessons offer extensive opportunities for exploration, education, and skill development.
With the help of our exclusive digital lesson plan, teachers create customized curriculum, based on assessment and observation, to meet each child’s needs as they develop along 10 developmental scales.
Approaches to Learning
How to plan, set goals, and interact with others and with the environment.
Creative Arts
How to express ideas and feelings through music, movement, visual arts, and drama.
Language
How to use expressive and receptive vocabulary and to use conversation skills and vocabulary to communicate effectively.
Literacy
How to demonstrate phonological awareness, alphabet knowledge, reading, and writing skills.
Logic & Reasoning
How to sequence, solve problems, and develop symbolic and critical-thinking skills.
Early Math
How to understand numbers, patterns, sorting, and ordering, as well as how to use numbers to add, subtract, measure, and graph.
Nature & Science
How to understand the natural and physical world, as well as how to observe, describe, predict, and gather data.
SAMPLE ACTIVITY: WHAT DO ANTS LIKE TO EAT?
Milestone: Gathering and presenting data.
Desired Outcome: Child participates in simple investigations to answer questions.
Social Studies
How to understand themselves, their families, communities, and their world.
Physical Development/Health
How to build fine and gross motor skills and to understand health and nutrition.
Social-Emotional Development
How to develop self-awareness and how to show respect and empathy for others.
Music & Movement
Moving, dancing and singing help children to work on their physical coordination, while cooperating, communicating and having fun with others.
Writing
Rhymes, sounds, letter recognition and formation, these are just some of the early writing and communication skills children build here.
Math
Sorting and comparing leads to recognizing numbers and counting, as children discover early math concepts in our lessons.
Science
Observation and questioning skills are developed, as children engage in learning experiences about plants, animals, weather and the seasons.
Reading
Listening, story comprehension and print awareness are some of the literacy skills that children will develop while working in our lessons.