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Villa No. 1522, Road 2733 Block 327, Adliya, Bahrain
Morning:
9am – 12noon
Lunch:
12noon – 1pm
Afternoon:
1pm – 3.30pm
Class incharge
Miss Willimes Thomas
Available:
20 Seats
Required:
2 – 6 Years
Duration:
4 Hours
In nursery years, academic knowledge is introduced in a developmentally appropriate and play-based manner. While the focus isn’t solely on traditional academic subjects like reading, writing, and mathematics, nursery education lays the foundation for future learning by nurturing various skills and concepts:
Pre-Reading Skills: Introducing letters, sounds, and phonemic awareness through storytelling, rhymes, and exposure to books.
Language Development: Building vocabulary, understanding basic sentence structures, and encouraging communication through conversations and language-rich activities.
Basic Counting and Number Recognition: Introducing numbers through counting games, songs, and activities to develop number awareness.
Shapes, Patterns, and Sorting: Exploring shapes, patterns, and categorization through play-based activities and manipulatives.
Nature Studies: Observing and exploring the natural world, learning about plants, animals, and the environment through sensory experiences and simple experiments.
Basic Scientific Concepts: Introducing concepts like cause and effect, observation, and experimentation through hands-on activities.
Artistic Expression: Encouraging creativity through various art mediums like drawing, painting, sculpting, and crafting.
Music and Movement: Exploring rhythm, music, and movement to foster creativity and coordination.
Social Skills: Promoting interaction, sharing, turn-taking, and cooperation through group activities and play.
Emotional Awareness: Supporting emotional development, empathy, and self-regulation through discussions and activities addressing feelings.
Gross Motor Skills: Engaging in physical activities that promote coordination, balance, and large muscle development through games, running, and climbing.
Fine Motor Skills: Developing dexterity and hand-eye coordination through activities like threading, puzzles, and manipulating small objects.