Our Theme-Based Curriculum

This foundational theme builds a child's sense of self and community through exploring personal identity, emotions, and cultural backgrounds via creative activities and sharing.

Children learn about global music, cultural celebrations, and the science of sound by creating instruments, exploring international traditions, and investigating temperature and weather concepts.

Students learn about environmental conservation, global ecosystems, and biodiversity by building terrariums, researching animals, and observing plant growth and classification.

The year concludes with a focus on marine ecology and water conservation, as students conduct water filtration experiments and create coral reef art.

Students engage in design thinking and creative problem-solving by using recycled materials for hands-on engineering challenges, while applying concepts of colors and shapes.

This theme makes children into mini-meteorologists who study climate patterns, seasonal adaptations, and environmental changes through weather journaling and sorting games.

Children explore the forces of motion, simple machines, and the evolution of transportation through hands-on experiments like ramp races and pulley system challenges.

We explore agricultural cycles, food origins, and sustainable practices through farm-related simulations and cooking activities, strengthening scientific thinking and size comparison skills.

This dual focus strengthens physical health and sensory awareness, while teaching emotional well-being and social problem-solving through heartbeat investigations and friendship-building activities.

We dive into insect life cycles and the importance of pollination through activities like bug hotel construction and observing butterfly transformations.