Program Overview

Mathematics: Concepts surrounding numbers, shapes, and critical thinking in problem-solving scenarios.

Mathematics: Building a foundation in number sense through counting, comparing, basic arithmetic operations, and exploring shapes and measurement, while applying mathematical concepts to solve real-world problems.

Language Development: Fostering effective communication, expanding vocabulary, and understanding basic instructions.

Oral Communication: Actively participating in group discussions, articulating thoughts and emotions, asking and answering questions, and following multi-step instructions collaboratively.

Early Literacy: Introduction to alphabet letters, phonics, recognizing rhymes, and developing early reading skills.

Early Literacy: Decoding the relationship between letters and sounds, and utilizing this knowledge to read simple texts and words with 3 or 4 phonetic components.

Comprehension Skills: Engaging with story sequences, practicing questioning techniques, and interpreting visual narratives.

Listening Comprehension: Extracting meaning from spoken text, identifying key elements such as characters, settings, conflicts, and resolutions in stories, and discerning main ideas and supporting details in informational texts.

Writing Skills: Refining fine motor skills through proper pencil grip, letter formation, and expressive drawing to convey narratives.

Writing Proficiency: Mastering fundamental writing techniques to compose narratives, express opinions, and convey information, incorporating descriptive details and newly acquired vocabulary.

Social and Emotional Growth: Nurturing emotional intelligence, encouraging sharing, and promoting curiosity-driven learning.

Social and Emotional Development: Fostering positive interpersonal relationships, problem-solving skills, decision-making abilities, and strategies for expressing emotions constructively.