Nursery

Nursery children are in a significant transition, as it is their first introduction to social interaction outside the home. Ensuring a sense of safety and security is a key factor we first consider with the Sovannaphumi kid’s nursery program.

Our nursery classrooms are designed to meet the independent and curious nature of a toddler, allowing them to freely explore in a prepared environment that is just their size. Each student in our toddler program has the opportunity to

• Strengthen language skills
• Refine gross and fine motor skills
• Develop independence and confidence
• Practice social skills music, movement, and caring for others
• Explore music, movement, and literature such as nursery rhymes, tales, and fables.

Under the careful guidance of our teachers, our little ones will learn how to interact with each other, share, rhyme, and play fun games. They’ll also get plenty of chances to listen and play out children’s stories during morning and afternoon sessions. In addition, will be exposed to multi-sensory Montessori-Play Based materials to help them develop sensory and autonomy skills.

Sensory skills are the ability to sense, smell, taste, hear, and see the world around us, which is the first step in developing cognitive skills for later learning. Autonomy skills are the ability to work independently without too much adult intervention.

Independence in nursery classes is fostered by allowing the child to choose from a variety of activities provided that they can accomplish with success.

The daily practice of these activities enhances the child’s ability to communicate with confidence, move with grace and develop self-confidence.

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