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Language & Literacy

Reading Readiness

Letter Recognition: Children learn to identify letters through alphabet songs, puzzles, and games.
Interest in Books: Exposure to picture books, storytimes, and reading areas helps foster a love for books.

Phonics and Vocabulary

Phonics: Children match letters to sounds through activities like rhyming games and songs.
Vocabulary Development: Teachers introduce new words through stories, conversations, and thematic activities.

Speaking and Listening Skills

Speaking Skills: Children use language to express ideas and emotions. Storytelling helps them organize thoughts and build narrative skills.
Listening Skills: Children practice attentive listening, following directions, and responding to questions.
Conversational Skills: Children practice turn-taking, polite phrases, and social communication through interactions modeled by teachers.

Numbers and Counting: Basic number recognition and counting (1-10 or higher depending on the child's abilities).
Shapes and Patterns: Identifying shapes (circle, square, triangle), understanding patterns.
Sorting and Classifying: Grouping objects by size, color, or type.

Health and Human Body:

Body Parts and Senses: Children learn the names and functions of body parts, and how their senses help them explore the world.
Healthy Habits: Lessons about nutrition, hygiene, and exercise help children understand how to care for their bodies.

Basic Scientific Concepts:

Cause and Effect: Simple experiments, like mixing colors or watching water evaporate, teach children about basic cause-and-effect relationships.
Senses Exploration: Children engage their five senses (sight, smell, touch, taste, and hearing) through activities like identifying different sounds, tasting foods, or feeling various textures.

Nature Exploration:

Outdoor Observation: Children explore their environment by observing plants, animals, and seasonal changes during nature walks and outdoor play.
Gardening: Hands-on activities like planting seeds help children understand plant growth, life cycles, and what living things need to survive.