Sensory Play at Shichida Classes
Structured sensory play at Shichida classes supports focus, coordination and early brain development through calm, purposeful activities.
Learning and Education
Average IQ for Kids: A Helpful Guide for Parents
It’s important to remember that IQ scores can fluctuate, especially in younger children. A toddler’s score may shift by a few points within a year. This is completely normal and can reflect changes in their environment and learning opportunities.
Shichida vs Reggio Emilia: Understanding the Differences
Understand the difference between Shichida’s structured whole-brain development and Reggio Emilia’s child-led, project-based learning approach.
Observational Learning: How Children Learn by Watching
A quick guide to observational learning - how children grow by watching parents, caregivers, and peers, absorbing language, behaviour, and emotions through everyday role modelling.
Phonemic Awareness Explained, with Example Activities
A parent-friendly guide to phonemic awareness - hearing and playing with sounds in words - showing why it’s vital for early reading and spelling, plus simple, playful activities to build these skills at home.
Tutoring for Preschoolers: Benefits and Program Options
Learn when tutoring helps preschoolers, how to choose the best early reading and maths programs, and simple ways to support learning at home.
Shichida Classes vs SHICHIDA at Home: Which Is Best?
Shichida Classes vs SHICHIDA at Home? They use the same educational philosophy, but support families in different ways. Learn more!
Critical Thinking for Students vs Kids: Key Differences
Learn the difference between critical thinking for students and kids, with practical examples and questions to support cognitive development at every age.
Sydney Shichida vs Preschool: Which Is Best for Your Child?
Compare Shichida vs Preschool in teaching approach, philosophy, activities and long-term benefits. See which Sydney early childhood option best suits your child's needs.
30+ Fun Gross Motor Skills Activities for Preschoolers
Strong gross motor development supports emotional regulation, improves coordination, encourages exploration and helps children join in group play more confidently.