Cutting

There are many benefits for a young child to learn how to use scissors. These include independently moving each finger and developing hand-eye coordination, focus and attention.

Stringing Beads

Stringing beads develops fine motor skills; builds a pincer grip; expands bilateral coordination and motor planning skills and teaches concentration and patience.

Gardening

Our garden program is underway! This outdoor practical life activity helps children to learn how to care for their environment while witnessing the miracle of life from seed to maturity.

Cylinder Block

Working with the cylinder block helps children observe and compare different series with each other, gives the child a clearer idea about dimensions and develops the mathematical mind.

Buckle Frame

Through mastery of the buckle frame, children learn control and coordination; focus of attention; motive of purposeful activity and integration of mind and body.

Mystery Bag

There is always joy in discovery. The mystery bag engages the attention of the child as they eagerly anticipate each item and carefully study it while developing specific hand movements.

Common Multiples

As part of children's explorations of multiples and factors, the multiples of numbers paper allow them to practice skip counting and explore patterns of numbers. 

Stamp Game

The stamp game is a fun and engaging way to learn mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division through an abstract medium.