All Levels
Mathematics
All Levels
Language and Literacy
Upper levels
Social Studies
All Levels
Science and Nature
All Levels
Physical Education
Introduction to Learning
Lower Level (Ages 3-4)
The Lower Level at Treasure Nursery School serves as the foundation for your child's educational journey. Here, we focus on creating a warm, welcoming environment where children can explore, play, and begin to develop essential skills.
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Curriculum Highlights:
- Language Development: We introduce basic vocabulary, phonics, and storytelling. Through songs, rhymes, and interactive reading sessions, children start to develop early literacy skills.
- Numeracy Skills: Simple concepts such as counting, recognizing shapes, and understanding patterns are introduced through playful activities and hands-on learning.
- Social Skills: Emphasis is placed on sharing, turn-taking, and basic manners. Activities are designed to foster friendships and cooperative play.
- Creative Exploration: Art and sensory activities allow children to experiment with different materials and express themselves creatively.
- Physical Development: Gross motor skills are enhanced through movement games, climbing, and outdoor play. Fine motor skills are developed with activities like drawing and building.
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Learning Environment: Classrooms are designed to be bright, safe, and engaging, with a variety of interactive materials that encourage exploration and discovery. Outdoor play areas are equipped with age-appropriate equipment to support physical development.
Preparation for Primary School
Upper Level (Ages 5-6)
The Upper Level at Treasure Nursery School is focused on preparing children for the transition to primary education. This stage emphasizes building on the skills acquired in the Lower Level and expanding on them through more structured and advanced activities.
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Curriculum Highlights:
- Advanced Literacy: Children engage in more complex reading and writing activities, including simple sentence formation and comprehension exercises. Storytelling and vocabulary expansion are key components.
- Mathematics: Concepts such as basic addition and subtraction, number recognition, and problem-solving are introduced. Activities are designed to make math fun and relevant.
- Science Exploration: Basic scientific concepts are explored through experiments and observation. Children learn about the natural world, including plants, animals, and the environment.
- Creative Arts: Children have more opportunities for structured art projects, music, and drama. These activities promote creativity, self-expression, and confidence.
- Social Studies: Introduction to community roles, cultural awareness, and basic geography helps children understand their surroundings and develop a sense of belonging.
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Learning Environment: Classrooms are set up to support more focused learning activities, with resources that challenge and engage children at this developmental stage. The environment encourages independent work, collaboration, and critical thinking.
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