Easel Painting

In addition to creating art, easel painting has many benefits. The child learns about the various tiers of the color scheme through exploration, and develops motor skills by holding the brush and squeezing and rinsing during the clean-up process.
 

Object Tray-Kitchen Tools

Children are introduced to various objects and tools around them. Kitchen tools introduces the child to items found in the kitchen, associating accurate vocabulary to each item and talking about its usage. Indirect conversations regarding utensils, prepares the child for lunch procedures and food preparation.

Spoon Transfer

Spoon transfer develops control and coordination; focus of attention; motive of purposeful activity and integration of mind and body.

Constructive Triangles

Working with constructive triangles helps the child understand that the equilateral triangle can be divided equally into other triangles.

Working with Clay

Working with clay helps the child develop a "lightness of touch" that is needed for using a pencil to write.
 

Pink Tower

The pink tower is a visual representation of cubes. Children discover its size variation by building them either horizontally or vertically.

Chains

The beaded chains are introduced in Primary as a part of skip counting and the concept gets extrapolated in Elementary. This indirectly also allows them to see the difference between the geometric and linear form.

Grammar Box

The grammar box helps the child to analyze grammar and develop interpretive reading. The parts of each speech are highlighted.