BENEFITS OF EXTRACURICULAR ACTIVITIES
SUPPORT CHILDREN'S PROGRESS & DEVELOPMENT
Extracurricular activities accommodate the broad range of children's unique learning styles and many hands-on experiences. We incorporate a variety of approaches, to encourage children achieve their full potential.
Extracurricular activities help build self-esteem and confidence and improve social skills. Promote good physical, mental health and assist in making children self-reliant and independent.
Musikgarten -music & movments encourage creativity
Children have different learning styles
• Some children are fast learners and others have difficulties. Skills that come easily to one child may be difficult for another, because not everyone learns the same way or at the same time
• Learning is greatly affected by interest levels and paying attention.
• Before your children can learn, they must first develop certain 'readiness skills'. Such as listening skills and concentration. Visual and auditory discrimination, story sequence and left to right eye movement- all necessary skills for reading.
• When your children are interested in the subject matter, learning takes place naturally.
• Another important element is enjoyment. Learning process should stem from the your children's natural curiosity, not from force.
Discover The World Of Science and Nature
GARDENING IN SCHOOL
Gardening - a great way to teach environmental awareness by exploring the workings of nature. Tending to new plants teach our children responsibility and teamwork It brings science, math, social studies, language and visual arts to life through hands-on learning.
NATURE CRAFTS
Extracurricular Activities
Children develop essential skills that build the strong academic foundation for lifelong learning, social, intellectual, and creative growth.
RolePlay and Drama in the classroom
Computer Aided Learning
Children learn basic computer science skills, reading skills through images and video.
Strengthen their math skills, language / literacy skills, phonics instruction teaches children how to decode letters into their respective sounds, a skill that is essential for them to read.
Hands-on Activities
Improve children's creative thinking and ability to problem solving
Children Engage in ballancing the ball games
Develop gross and fine motor skills, coordination, control and experiment with solutions.
Children learn about oral health and good dental habits.
Brushing, eating tooth-friendly foods, flossing, and when to see the dentist
Multiple intelligences -various learning styles develop children's capabilities.
DENTAL HEALTH
Sensory Activities: Explore the 5 senses