Language Activities

Language and literacy activities for preschoolers is one of our favorite topics because developing language and literacy skills in your students offers a number of important benefits. It supports their cognitive development, improves their creativity, builds their language skills, helps improve their concentration and problem solving skills and the list goes on.

Mathematical Activities

The first five years are crucial for a child’s brain development. Almost 90% of the brain develops before kindergarten. Therefore, including interactive math activities in the preschool curriculum is highly helpful. 

It can improve attention, memory, and basic cognitive skills among kids. But simple flashcards or counting blocks are not sufficient to motivate preschoolers to learn math. Instead, teachers have to practice engaging and fun math activities to set a strong math foundation for students. 

Psychomotor Activities

Fine motor development is vital to your child’s confidence, self-care, and independence. Furthermore, increasing fine motor control enhances their play and prepares them for future success.

Environmental Activites

It’s becoming increasingly important for us all to be more environmentally aware, as most experts agree that we are approaching a climate crisis. It’s more vital than ever, then, for us to teach children about sustainability from an early age. We do this by embeding good practical at the nursary life and keeping the message simple and positive.