The Classroom
Fine motor skills
Tweezer activities help children to strengthen their finger muscles and practice eye-hand-coordination.
Book "Reading"
We encourage literacy skills by daily story times as well as a time in which children "read" books independently.
Sorting Activities
Kids love order and harmony. Thus, they love sorting activities, which are so kinetically pleasing and rewarding.
Aesthetically pleasing
We want students to experience beauty and learn how to create and maintain beautiful space. It's a big thing for us.
Artistic Expression
Daily availability of arts and craft equipment enables children to create and invent.
Nature adventures
The outside is our classroom, too. We regularly go on nature walks and observe and learn from our natural surroundings.
self-Controlling
Our materials are designed to be self-controlling for students to be able to work without a teacher's "judgment".
Open-Ended play
Like this parking lot that is also be used as a marble or river track by the kids, we love our kids to use their fantasy to play.
Cleaning Equipment
The children and educators clean everything on their own to teach hygiene and independence to our kids.
