Our curriculum integrates a balanced combination of the Montessori, Waldorf, and Kindergarten methodologies, creating a comprehensive framework for early childhood education. This tailored approach fosters the development of multiple intelligences, emphasizing both academic and creative growth. The curriculum encompasses core subjects such as Math, English, Environmental Studies (EVS), and Language, complemented by Physical Education (P.E.), music, dance, story-time, sing-along sessions, theatre, arts and crafts, and field trips. The lesson blocks are horizontally integrated at each Montessori level, ensuring that the theme of the block is incorporated across various classroom activities. Additionally, the curriculum is vertically integrated, with subjects being revisited and reinforced over time for better retention and understanding.

Recognizing that children at this stage are predominantly visual and kinesthetic learners, we utilize Montessori materials and hands-on activities to teach concepts. Movement arts, such as dance and drama, are also prioritized, often accompanying spoken texts or music to create a harmonious and engaging learning environment. This approach fosters integration and balance across various forms of expression.

Language development is a key focus, with activities designed to enhance listening and speaking skills. These include read-along sessions, story-time, puppet shows, role play, and theatre, all aimed at promoting verbal communication and comprehension.

Our curriculum also incorporates fine and gross motor activities that support the development of both small and large muscle groups. A well-balanced mix of free and guided play ensures that children have the freedom to explore while receiving appropriate direction. To deepen their understanding of the world, regular field trips are organized to expose children to real-life environments and experiences.

The phonics-based reading method is integral to our curriculum, helping children learn letter sounds and develop foundational reading skills. Once children are able to read, they gain greater independence and ease in learning other subjects.

Twice a year, we organize a Learning Expo where students showcase their achievements through hands-on projects across all subjects. By the end of their two-year kindergarten journey, students are well-prepared with the essential skills required to transition seamlessly into Grade 1 within the CBSE curriculum.

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