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​Age-Specific Program

Preschooler Class

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Goal - To prepare children for school with academic skills, emotional regulation, and social interaction.

Mother and Child

Communications

Literacy

-Reading challenge program: It encourages a love for books, boosts early literacy skills, and helps expand their vocabulary. Children are encouraged to discuss stories, improving comprehension and verbal skills.

-Interactive presentation program: It helps develop their communication and public speaking skills by encouraging them to express their thoughts and ideas.

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Music: Hands-on experience with instruments teaches rhythm and creative expression.

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Pretend or Dramatic Play: Children engage in imaginative play, taking on roles to understand social interactions and language use.

Thinking and Creativity

Math

-Introduction to counting (1-10), shapes, and patterns develop early math skills. -Basic addition and subtraction exercises help strengthen logical thinking.

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Science

-Nature exploration and simple experiments develop curiosity.

-[Cooking]Measured ingredient mixing and counting promote early math skills and coordination.

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Creative Arts

-Using scissors and more advanced art tools fosters creativity and fine motor control.

-Project-based art :It helps children develop planning and creativity.

Creative Class
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Child at Psychologist

Empowerment

Active Play

-Group games enhance teamwork and coordination.

-[Recreational sports program] It helps develop children's motor skills, coordination, and physical fitness. These activities promote teamwork, social interaction, and following instructions, all of which are important for their cognitive and emotional development. 

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Nature Exploration

-Outdoor activities help children connect with nature, building observation and problem-solving skills. Hands-on activities such as planting seeds teach responsibility and observation skills

-[Field trip] helps them develop social skills, such as following directions and interacting with others in a structured environment by visiting Library, Museum, and Community facilities.

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