Classes

Era Preschool

Play Way

At Era Preschool, our play classes are designed to provide a holistic and engaging learning experience for young children. Our curriculum is structured to foster creativity, social skills, and cognitive development through a variety of interactive and playful activities.

1. Sensory Play: Activities that engage the senses of touch, sight, smell, and sound, helping children explore and understand the world around them. This includes sand and water play, playdough, and sensory bins.

2. Creative Arts: Encouraging self-expression through art and craft projects. Children explore different materials and techniques such as painting, drawing, collage, and sculpting.

3. Music and Movement: Developing rhythm, coordination, and a love for music through singing, dancing, and playing simple instruments. This also includes rhythm games and movement exercises.

4. Storytelling and Literacy: Fostering a love for books and reading. Storytime sessions, puppet shows, and early literacy activities help enhance listening skills and imagination.

5. Outdoor Play: Physical activities that promote gross motor skills, such as running, climbing, and playing on swings and slides. This also includes nature walks and outdoor exploration.

6. Social Skills Development*: Interactive activities that encourage sharing, cooperation, and communication. Group games and role-playing scenarios help children learn to interact positively with their peers.

7. Cognitive Games: Puzzles, matching games, and memory challenges that stimulate critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

8. Montessori Activities : Practical life exercises and sensory-based learning activities inspired by Montessori principles, encouraging independence and hands-on learning.

9. Waldorf-Inspired Play: Activities that nurture imagination and creativity, such as free play with natural materials, storytelling, and arts.

10. Science and Nature Exploration : Simple experiments and nature-based activities that introduce basic scientific concepts and foster a sense of curiosity about the environment.

Our play classes are designed to create a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can learn through play, build foundational skills, and develop a lifelong love for learning.

Nursery

At Era Preschool, our Nursery class curriculum is designed to foster holistic development in young children through a blend of structured learning and play-based activities. Our approach ensures that each child receives the necessary foundation for future academic and personal success.

Language and Literacy:
– Introduction to alphabets and phonics
– Storytelling sessions to enhance listening and comprehension skills
– Basic vocabulary building through interactive games and activities
– Encouraging early writing skills with tracing and pattern recognition

Mathematics:
– Recognizing and counting numbers up to 20
– Understanding basic shapes and colors
– Simple sorting, grouping, and patterning activities
– Introduction to concepts of size, weight, and measurement through hands-on activities

Science and Nature:
– Exploring the natural world with activities related to plants, animals, and weather
– Simple experiments to foster curiosity and observational skills
– Understanding the basics of hygiene and healthy habits

Creative Arts:
– Encouraging self-expression through drawing, painting, and craft projects
– Music and movement sessions to develop rhythm and coordination
– Dramatic play and role-playing to stimulate imagination and social skills

Physical Development:
– Gross motor skill development through outdoor play, games, and exercises
– Fine motor skill enhancement with activities like bead threading, puzzles, and building blocks
– Basic yoga and mindfulness exercises to promote physical and mental well-being

Social and Emotional Development:
– Group activities to foster teamwork, sharing, and cooperation
– Storytime and discussions to develop empathy and understanding of emotions
– Building self-confidence and independence through guided tasks and positive reinforcement

Special Programs:
– Montessori-inspired activities to encourage hands-on learning and discovery
– Waldorf-inspired creative arts and nature-based projects
– Memory retention exercises and games to boost cognitive skills

At Era Preschool, we aim to create a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can thrive, discover, and grow. Our dedicated teachers are committed to providing personalized attention and support to ensure every child’s unique potential is realized.

L.K.G

Welcome to Lower Kindergarten at Era Preschool! Our program is designed to provide a comprehensive and engaging learning experience for young children, focusing on their holistic development. Our curriculum includes the following core components:

1. Language and Literacy
Phonics: Introduction to letter sounds and blending techniques to build early reading skills.
Reading: Storytime sessions to develop listening and comprehension skills.
Writing: Pre-writing exercises, tracing, and learning to write letters and simple words.

2. *Mathematics
Number Recognition: Identifying numbers and understanding their values.
Counting: Counting objects and understanding the concept of quantity.
Basic Operations: Introduction to simple addition and subtraction using visual aids and manipulatives.
Shapes and Patterns: Recognizing basic shapes and creating patterns to develop logical thinking.

3. Science and Nature
Exploration: Hands-on activities to explore the natural world, including plants, animals, and weather.
Experiments: Simple science experiments to encourage curiosity and observation skills.
Environment: Teaching respect for nature and understanding the importance of sustainability.

4. Social Studies
Community Helpers: Learning about different professions and their roles in the community.
Cultural Awareness: Introducing children to various cultures, traditions, and festivals.
Social Skills: Promoting teamwork, sharing, and empathy through group activities and discussions.

5. Creative Arts
Art: Encouraging self-expression through drawing, painting, and crafting.
Music: Exploring sounds, rhythms, and simple instruments to develop auditory skills.
Drama: Role-playing and storytelling to boost imagination and confidence.

6. Physical Development
Gross Motor Skills: Activities like running, jumping, and climbing to enhance physical coordination.
Fine Motor Skills: Tasks such as cutting, threading, and building to improve hand-eye coordination.
Health and Hygiene Teaching the importance of personal hygiene and healthy habits.

7. Emotional and Social Development
– *Self-Awareness:* Helping children understand and express their emotions.
– *Relationship Building:* Encouraging positive interactions with peers and teachers.
– *Conflict Resolution:* Teaching problem-solving skills and managing conflicts peacefully.

8. Memory and Cognitive Skills
Memory Games: Activities designed to improve memory retention and recall.
Puzzles and Problem-Solving : Engaging children in tasks that enhance critical thinking and reasoning skills.

Our Lower Kindergarten curriculum is enriched with activities that align with the Montessori and Waldorf methodologies, ensuring a balanced approach to learning. We aim to create a nurturing environment where children feel valued and excited to learn every day.

Join us at Era Preschool and witness the joy of learning in your child’s early years!

U.K.G

At Era Preschool, our Upper Kindergarten program is designed to provide a comprehensive and enriching learning experience that prepares children for a smooth transition to primary school. Our curriculum is a blend of structured academic learning and creative exploration, fostering both intellectual and personal growth.

Language and Literacy:
Phonics and Reading: Introduction to advanced phonics, sight words, and beginning reading skills. Children engage in daily reading sessions to enhance fluency and comprehension.
–  Writing: Development of writing skills through practice with upper and lowercase letters, simple sentences, and story writing. Emphasis on proper handwriting techniques and expression of ideas.

Mathematics:
Number Sense: Understanding numbers up to 100, counting, and number patterns.
Basic Operations: Introduction to addition and subtraction, understanding concepts of more and less, and solving simple word problems.
–  Shapes and Measurements: Learning about different shapes, sizes, and measurements. Activities include sorting, comparing, and using basic units of measurement.

Science:
Exploration and Inquiry:  Encouraging curiosity through hands-on experiments and observations. Topics include plants, animals, weather, and simple machines.
Environmental Awareness: Understanding the basics of recycling, conservation, and respect for nature.

Social Studies:
Community and Culture: Learning about different community helpers, traditions, and cultures around the world. Emphasis on understanding diversity and building empathy.
Geography: Introduction to maps, basic landforms, and understanding our place in the world.

Creative Arts:
– *Art:* Exploring various art materials and techniques. Projects include drawing, painting, and crafting to enhance creativity and fine motor skills.
– *Music and Movement:* Exposure to different types of music and basic musical concepts. Activities include singing, dancing, and rhythm exercises.

Physical Education:
– *Gross Motor Skills:* Development of physical coordination through games, sports, and structured play activities.
– *Health and Fitness:* Basic understanding of healthy habits, nutrition, and personal hygiene.

Life Skills:
– *Independence:* Encouraging self-help skills such as dressing, cleaning up, and organizing personal belongings.
– *Social Skills:* Promoting teamwork, sharing, and effective communication through group activities and collaborative projects.

Our Upper Kindergarten curriculum at Era Preschool is designed to nurture a love for learning and build a strong foundation for future academic success. We aim to create a supportive and stimulating environment where every child can thrive and develop their full potential.