Lesson Breakdown

Our educational lessons are packed full of interactive and engaging activities. In addition to songs and toys, we also use well researched methods of teaching concepts, for example flashcards, mazes, tangrams and worksheets. These are just some methods we use to lead your child through their developmental milestones.

The way these activities are carried out will teach and practice important concepts and skills while still encouraging your child’s love of learning.

Become your child’s first and best teacher

Your experienced teacher will guide you through the class, to help you become your child’s first and best teacher!

• Seats are limited, ensuring comfort, engagement and focus from your little learner.
• Students love starting each class by singing and waving along to the popular ‘Hello Song’.
• Your teacher will discuss the date and weather, allowing students the opportunity to share their weather observations.
• Guessing games help develop resilience, decision making and self-confidence.
• Creativity is encouraged throughout the entire session, through songs, play, drawing and a variety of activities.
• Relaxation breathing coupled with imaginary play subsequently helps the students to focus.
• Play-based games that not only enhance working memory but also enhance resilience.
• Critical-thinking activities pose a healthy, age-appropriate challenge to the children.
• Phonics, reading and writing are also practiced through engaging, hands-on language activities.
• Mathematics activities include numeracy songs and interactive play that will result in a love of numbers.
  
• Educational songs are paired with flashcards in order to cover a wide range of interesting and contemporary topics.
• Motor skills and dexterity are developed through games, mazes, drawing songs and writing.
• Class ends with the beloved ‘Goodbye Song’.

Our classes are fast-paced, thus it is important to be on time to not miss any of the fun! In general  20-25 activities are covered per 50-minute class. Please take note that the lesson breakdown will differ between classes and age groups.