Children are fascinated by nature and the outdoors, and these can supply an endless source of wonder, even in a city. You don't need countryside to investigate weather, birds, ants or grass growing through the cracks in the sidewalk. Children learn scientific concepts through real experiences, it is a natural and spontaneous process. Our program promotes the development of the processes that are integral to science, observing, classifying, communicating, measuring, inferring, and predicting. A young child's natural curiosity and willingness to explore new things make the preschool years the perfect time for beginning the science curriculum.
Cooking is an important part of our curriculum.
Children have the opportunity not only to learn about food but to be creative, take care of their own needs, and engage in meaningful activities and conversation with adults and peers. Lots of discoveries take place during cooking activities. One of the most appealing aspects of cooking for children is that they are doing what grown-ups do, not just pretending. Children's exploration with sand and water naturally help build various skills. By sifting sand and scooping water, children improve their physical dexterity.