Fine Motor Skills: Develop hand-eye coordination through activities like drawing, cutting with scissors, and building with blocks.

Gross Motor Skills: Improve physical coordination through running, jumping, climbing, and other activities that promote physical fitness.

Listening Skills: Develop the ability to listen to and comprehend simple stories and instructions.

Following Instructions: Understand and follow simple multi-step directions.

Problem-Solving Skills: Engage in simple puzzles and games that require thinking and strategy.

Basic Hygiene: Practice self-care routines like washing hands, brushing teeth, and understanding why hygiene is important.

Personal Safety: Recognize basic safety rules, such as not talking to strangers and understanding the importance of wearing seat belts.

Cultural Awareness: Exposure to diverse cultures and traditions to foster understanding and respect for differences.

Simple Science Concepts: Explore basic science concepts like plants, animals, weather, and the five senses.

Early Writing Skills: Practice mark making and representational drawings.

Basic Geography: Recognize basic concepts like maps, continents, and where they live in a broad sense (e.g., city, province).

Basic Addition and Subtraction: Understand and practice simple math operations using objects or drawings.

Memory Skills: Improve memory through activities like remembering objects, short sequences or simple rhymes.

Creative Expression : Engage in creative activities like drawing, painting, and imaginative play.

Critical Thinking: Ask questions and explore answers through observation and simple experimentation.

Understanding Time: Recognize and use concepts related to time, such as yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Basic Social Studies: Understand family roles, community helpers (like firefighters or doctors), and the concept of rules.

Communication Skills: Expand vocabulary and practice using complete sentences to express thoughts and needs.

Healthy Eating Habits: Recognize and choose healthy foods and understand the basics of nutrition.

Respect for the Environment: Understand basic concepts of recycling and taking care of nature.

Self-Reliance: Develop basic independence skills like dressing themselves, cleaning up toys, and making simple choices.

Basic Literacy: Recognize letters, their sounds, and beginning to blend sounds to form simple words.

Basic Numeracy: Understand and recognize numbers, count to at least 10, and grasp simple concepts like more or less.

Each child develops at their own pace, so while these are general guidelines, we tailor learning experiences to the individual child’s needs and interests in a dynamic and emergent curriculum.