At Arka Preschool, we believe that fostering a love of learning in young children is essential for their long-term academic success and overall well-being. That’s why we have developed a curriculum that emphasizes exploration, creativity, and play-based learning, to engage children’s natural curiosity and encourage them to take an active role in their own education.
Building blocks, play dough, and crafts allow children to do so much more than stack, smoosh, and stretch their imaginations! They sharpen fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, lay a foundation for early math concepts, and hone executive functions like memory and focus.
Board games and cards are great examples of cooperative toys that help children practice taking turns, sharing, and cooperating—all key to social-emotional development. They also help children develop their working memory, math, and fine-motor skills.
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We also encourage exploration and discovery at Arka Preschool. Our teachers provide children with opportunities to explore their environment and discover new things through hands-on experiences, such as science experiments and sensory play. These experiences not only spark children’s curiosity but also help them better understand the world around them.
Art and music are also integral parts of our curriculum at Arka Preschool. We believe that creative expression is crucial for children’s emotional development, and we offer a range of art and music activities to help children express themselves and develop their creativity. Through painting, drawing, singing, and dancing, children gain confidence in their abilities and learn to communicate their emotions effectively.
Curiosity is the engine of intellectual achievement. Children are born with an insatiable desire to explore, discover, and learn about the world around them. It's our job as educators to nourish that curiosity and encourage them to keep asking questions.
Hands-on learning experiences are another aspect of our curriculum at Arka Preschool. We know that children learn best when they are actively engaged in the learning process, and we provide them with opportunities to participate in experiments, build structures, and explore their environment. These hands-on experiences not only make learning fun but also help children better understand concepts and develop key skills.
Finally, we believe in positive reinforcement at Arka Preschool. Our teachers recognize children’s efforts and achievements and provide opportunities for them to take pride in their accomplishments. This approach encourages children to take risks, ask questions, and become active learners, who are eager to discover new things and explore their world.
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