The students are given lessons with manipulatives to give meaning to the work. The students produce final written projects such as research papers, creative stories, book reports, and poetry. Cultural - Science, history and geography are taught in this area. The study of botany, zoology, and the performance of scientific experiments comprise the science curriculum. Science is presented in an intriguing and exciting way in order to promote creative thinking and problem solving that lays a foundation for understanding the scientific theory.
History is explored through researching for reports, projects and presentations.
Extensive map work is utilized in the study of geography. The curriculum follows a definite sequence that creates a visual impression in the minds of the students for the mathematical as well as geometric concepts. Students focus on speaking, listening, reading and writing. They sing and play language games. They begin to develop a positive attitude toward another language and culture.