Infant Group (6-24 months)
-young infant (6-18 months)
- older infant (18-24 months)
At this early age, art and movement are not just activities — they are a language.
They are the first “tools” we use to understand the world.
We nurture sensory exploration, secure connection, and self-regulation through experiences designed with knowledge and respect — experiences that activate the brain and lay the first foundations of learning.
Here, every touch, sound, and movement holds meaning.
Because infants don’t learn through abstract concepts — they learn through life.
Pre-school Groups
- post infant (2-3 years old)
- pre-kindergarten (3-4 years old)
At the age of 2.5 to 4 years, play becomes the main tool for learning.
Children begin to take initiative and grow more autonomous — getting dressed, tying their shoes, organizing their day.
Through movement and play, they improve their balance, coordination, and flexibility.
Creative expression is encouraged daily, with colors, sounds, and stories that nurture imagination and language.
At the same time, they learn to observe, experiment, and solve simple problems — laying the groundwork for critical thinking.
OUR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
List of Services
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StorytellingList Item 1
We love telling stories—stories from the pages of books, stories with glove puppets, dramatized stories. It is our way of developing children's imagination, expanding their vocabulary, and engaging with their emotions.
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Music and MovementList Item 2
Musical games, rhythmic exercises, music listening, use of musical instruments, animal imitation, and many other activities that will excite our little friends.
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Sports Activities
Through games with cones, balls, hoops, and balance boards, we activate the children's bodies, encouraging the coordination of body parts and balance.
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Improvised Theatrical GameChildren love to dress up and imitate, it's another way for them to express themselves at these young ages.
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Arts & Crafts workshop
The children are introduced to famous works of artists and experiment with various materials such as clay, playdough, and finger paints, creating both spontaneous artworks and group projects.
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Construction Games
Come, let's build the tallest tower, or perhaps the longest railroad, or even better, a colorful city. Bricks, large cardboard pieces, used boxes, and other loose parts give us the opportunity to explore the world around us, develop creative thinking, and foster flexibility.
