Skills
- Language skills
Communication and language skills are the foundation for children’s learning and key to their future success. Typical goals and objectives include improving production of speech sounds, increasing use of words to convey communicative functions, improving vocabulary and basic concept knowledge through personal experiences and classroom activities including songs and stories, interactive activities and guided play time all in a language rich environment.
- Cognitive skills
Cognitive development isn’t just about a child learning the alphabet or how to count. It envelops the entire learning process — absorbing information, also about asking questions, processing and understanding. Around age two, you can begin to see your child creating imaginative games and combining activities together into a more complicated and intricate sequence rather than drifting from one toy or activity to another. These are signs that his/her mind is making more connections and beginning to understand relationships between different objects or ideas.
- Physical motor skills
Communication and language skills are the foundation for children’s learning and key to their future success. Typical goals and objectives include improving production of speech sounds, increasing use of words to convey communicative functions, improving vocabulary and basic concept knowledge through personal experiences and classroom activities including songs and stories, interactive activities and guided play time all in a language rich environment.
- Creative skills
Communication and language skills are the foundation for children’s learning and key to their future success. Typical goals and objectives include improving production of speech sounds, increasing use of words to convey communicative functions, improving vocabulary and basic concept knowledge through personal experiences and classroom activities including songs and stories, interactive activities and guided play time all in a language rich environment.
- Socio emotional skills
Your child’s social and emotional development starts as soon as he/she is born and continues to develop for years after. Social and emotional development is one of the most important parts of your child’s growth. We make sure that these skills are being developed, enhanced and motivated to achieve good mental health and wellbeing, learning to cooperate, and inculcate values for socio emotional development.
