These children are confident to try new activities and express their likes. They love to work with stacking blocks vertically and horizontally, makeup enclosures and creating spaces. They also use movement to express feeling and create movement in response to music. They begin to represent numbers using fingers marks on paper or pictures. Their fine and gross skill develop and are ready to draw lines, patterns and figures like circle.

The Curriculum & Activities in all the above area are designed specifically studying the age criteria of the child by our research team and also observing their grasping powers and behaviors towards different activities.

LKG

At this age children prepare themselves for a formal school experience. The LKG Program at Kids Castle is designed to get them ready for school by teaching letters, words, math concepts and valuable social skills. Themes are designed in such a method that children learn as well as understand in detail the complex concepts of the outside world. For the LKG program we ensure that the child gains social, emotional, physical and intellectual skills. During the LKG the children gets introduced to formal schooling subjects like maths, science, English and writing.

What Your Child Will Learn At Kids Castle?

The children at this age have already developed their fine and gross muscle skills, thus we focus on developing the social, emotional, physical, and intellectual skills.

LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

• Language & Vocabulary
• Phonic Sounds
• Sight Words
• Recognizes common sounds in the surrounding and sounds of objects
• Story Telling

COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT

• Observation Activities
• Logical & Numerical Activities
• Identify Picture to Picture, Picture to Word, Word to Word
• Sensory Development

SOCIAL

• Self help skills
• Interacting with elders, teachers, friends etc.
• Understanding and recognizing emotions of others.
• Converse in English
• Getting fully prepare for a formal school experience.
• Understand student-teacher relationship.

EMOTIONAL

• Being expressive as well as make others understand about their feelings.
• Sharing ideas, thoughts and feelings.
• Caring for others.
• Respecting teachers.

PHYSICAL

• Greater control over the body.
• Dressing independently.
• Doing basic household chores.
• Playing outdoor games.
• Physical Movements & exercises

INTELLECTUAL

• Question almost everything.
• Ask meaningful questions.
• Understanding sequence of events.
• Grasping spatial relationships and the concept of time.