OUR SPACE

THE PREPARED ENVIRONMENT

WE BELIEVE THAT THE PHYSICAL SPACE, MATERIALS, AND ATMOSPHERE PROFOUNDLY INFLUENCE A CHILD’S LEARNING EXPERIENCE.

We have meticulously designed and curated our environment to facilitate exploration, discovery, and growth. A thoughtfully prepared environment equips children with the tools they need for self-directed learning. Our classrooms are arranged with age-appropriate materials that cater to various developmental stages and interests. Everything is within the child’s reach, fostering independence and instilling a sense of ownership over their learning journey. We understand the significance of creating a calm and inviting ambiance. Natural light, soothing colors, and comfortable spaces contribute to a positive and harmonious learning atmosphere.

The Prepared Environment

In our classroom environment, the curriculum includes five main areas of focus that cater to a child’s developmental needs

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Practical Life

This area focuses on developing everyday life skills and independence. Children engage in activities such as pouring, spooning, buttoning, and sweeping, which refine fine motor skills and foster a sense of order and concentration.

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Sensorial

The sensorial area provides materials that help children refine their senses and understand the world around them. Children explore concepts like color, size, shape, texture, sound, taste, and smell, enhancing their sensory perception and discrimination.

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Language

Children are exposed to various language activities that promote reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. They learn letter sounds, practice phonetic reading, and engage in vocabulary- building exercises.

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Mathematics

Introduces children to mathematical concepts using concrete materials. Children learn about numbers, quantity, place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through hands-on activities.

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Cultural Studies

This area covers subjects like geography, history, science, and arts. Children explore different cultures, learn about the world' s continents and countries, study famous artists and scientists, and engage in experiments and hands- on activities.

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