Social Interaction: Playing and sharing with other children to build social skills
Exploring Their Senses: Activities that explore touch, seeing, smelling, taste and hearing
Gaining Independence: Teaching and allowing children to do things on their own in a safe and supportive environment
Learn to Explore and Experiment: Discovering things in their environment and thinking about how they work
Learn to Deal with Emotions and Frustration: Learning to conquer big emotions and tantrums such as hitting, biting and throwing.
Matching and Sorting Colors: Getting acquainted with colours and learning to associate and match colors together.
Fine Motor Skills: Working with puzzles and blocks to strengthen their fine motor skills
Understanding Quantity: A slow introduction to arithmetic by learning quantities with physical aids such as blocks and dolls.
Language Development: Understanding the most simple sentences spoke to them, learning to speak in three to five word sentences and carrying simple conversations.