Exercises in everyday living skills help to develop coordination, increase attention span and build ideas of sequence and logic. Students learn the physical characteristics of plants and animals and their natural environment. Enhancing vocabulary and using simple experiments to understand basic concepts of physical science are part of the science program. Children learn how land water forms are created. Map work reinforces language, fine motor coordination and memory development.
Cultural studies emphasize the universal needs of human beings and an appreciation of diversity.
Music classes introduce children to the concepts of rhythm and melody. Within the classroom children work to recognize total differences, to play and compose tunes and to sing. Annually, the primary students stage their own theatrical offering for the entire school. A variety of activities and media are used to develop an awareness of color, texture and form. These activities allow the children to combine fine hand control with their self-expression.