Early Education
2.5-3.5 years old
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Two-year-olds enjoy using their senses and motor skills to explore the world and are highly curious about unfamiliar objects, events and phenomena. They can solve simple problems with the "trial and error" method and will practice an activity many times to master it. Children this age also pretend more during play, using familiar objects and situations to process their daily experiences.
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A development unique to 3 year old is that of speech and colloquial skills. Toddlers build a strong vocabulary at a very quick rate. They enjoy naming and discussing everything that they see. At this age they are ready to be apart from their parents for a short period of time given an interesting environment and the proper adult supervision. They are ready to spend time and converse with other children of their age group. They try to draw using gross motor skills. Their attention span grows from 10 to 20 minutes.
In order for 3 year olds to have fun while learning, we offer multiple themed games.
Each lesson is 45 minutes long, which can challenge the attention span of a toddler. This is why children are given the opportunity to move around to different stations and are not required to sit in one place for the entire duration of the lesson.
We involve the children in a variety of warm ups and physical activities for the development of fine motor skills.
In order for 3 year olds to have fun while learning, we offer multiple themed games.
Each lesson is 45 minutes long, which can challenge the attention span of a toddler. This is why children are given the opportunity to move around to different stations and are not required to sit in one place for the entire duration of the lesson.
We involve the children in a variety of warm ups and physical activities for the development of fine motor skills.
Mathematics and logic
Entertaining Mathematics from 2 years old . Children learn about values, basic shapes, colors and numbers. Classes are based on different methods of early development. Used mobile and board games to develop motor skills, memory and logical thinking…
Classes are held in the morning on weekdays and Saturdays. Music and Movement
Two-year-olds also use their motor skills to explore the creative arts. They make sounds by banging and shaking instruments and household items. They enjoy dancing upon request, doing finger plays and acting out chants and songs. Children this age are also gaining control over their voices and will join in singing the refrains of their favorite songs. With art, they enjoy the sensory pleasures of the art materials and focus on the process of creating art, rather than the final product.
Two-year-olds also use their motor skills to explore the creative arts. They make sounds by banging and shaking instruments and household items. They enjoy dancing upon request, doing finger plays and acting out chants and songs. Children this age are also gaining control over their voices and will join in singing the refrains of their favorite songs. With art, they enjoy the sensory pleasures of the art materials and focus on the process of creating art, rather than the final product.
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Language art
New discoveries are also facilitated by a two-year-old's blossoming language skills that prompt many "why," "what" and "how" questions. During the year, children this age pick up most parts of speech to form more complete sentences. They can understand and say hundreds of words, but familiar adults may need to "translate" for others due to immature pronunciation skills. They also understand simple directions and many common phrases used in routine situations.
Children this age are laying the groundwork for reading and writing. They enjoy having books read to them and may pretend to "read" as they independently look through familiar books. Two-year-olds can sing the A-B-C song, but they don't yet understand that the letter names correspond to specific graphic designs. They also make a variety of scribble marks anywhere and everywhere and may even attempt to write the first letter of their name. Science
Two-year-olds enjoy using their senses and motor skills to explore the world and are highly curious about unfamiliar objects, events and phenomena. They can solve simple problems with the "trial and error" method and will practice an activity many times to master it. Children this age also pretend more during play, using familiar objects and situations to process their daily experiences.
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Social skills
We believe children should have fun! Even the experts agree that preschool age children learn most through play. These themes are all based on things of interest to children. Many activities take place which help promote basic skills and as many of these as possible center around the month's theme.
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