Storytelling develops the mind of kids in early ages. Listening to stories enhances a child’s vocabulary and encourages development of emotions and feelings in a child

Writing helps children develop their early fine motor skills and learn the basics of letters and numbers

We do many activities to promote fine motor skills of the child, including weaving, lacing, spooning, balancing feelings in a child

Improve your kids’ fitness with fun, physical activities, exercise, and games. It improves emotional as well as physical well being

Water play releases energy, it can create uproarious, screaming, splashing fun and also be relaxing and calming for young children

Yoga helps kids manage stress through breathing, awareness, meditation and healthy movement, develop confidence & build concentration

Massage can soothe your baby and help her to sleep peacefully. Its benefits include aiding digestion, improving circulation, and alleviate constipation, colic & ease teething pain.

Dance can increase your child’s flexibility, range of motion, physical strength and stamina as well as improving muscle tone, correct poor posture, increase balance and coordination

Thematic approach is the backbone of our preschool and kindergarten learning. It helps children make connections to transfer knowledge they learn and apply it in a meaningful way.

IQ games provokes or challenges the child’s mind to improve intelligence. It also triggers the mind to develop their problem-solving skills

Baking helps your child hone basic math skills by doing something as simple as counting eggs or pouring water into a measuring cup. It can help get them to open up to new tastes and learn by exploring with their senses while gaining a sense of accomplishment

Art and Craft employs all the senses-sight, sound, touch and smell. It improves their coordination & visual processing abilities. Art promotes Creativity & self-expression

Soccer develops agility, speed and stamina, and also teaches children the importance of teamwork

Sand play promotes physical development. Large muscle skills develop as children dig, pour, sift, scoop, and clean up spills

Jumping around, splashing and floating in a Pool added to the hydrostatic pressure and buoyancy of the water that provides the child to be exposed to proprioceptive and vestibular input

Kids let loose and just have fun while improving hand-eye coordination, focus & overall cardiovascular endurance

Picnicking is a natural mood booster & a great stress buster. It creates opportunities for children to bond, plan, connect and learn from one another. The pure air invigorates them and leaves the children feeling rejuvenated

Playing actively outdoors  increases flexibility, fine and gross motor skills,muscle strength and develops a wide variety of physical skills.