Table Time engages young minds in focused activities that develop fine motor skills, concentration, and pre-academic abilities. By practicing tasks like cutting, sorting, and simple math exercises, children strengthen, build early literacy and numeracy skills, and learn to follow instructions. Learn More
Our Curriculum
Our curriculum offers seven subject areas.
Table Time
Centers
Centers provide an interactive learning experience where children rotate between various themed areas – such as reading, building, or sensory exploration. This choice-driven approach fosters independence decision-making, and curiosity while helping them develop social skills as they engage in collaborative play and problem-solving with their peers. Learn More
Circle Time
Circle Time is a cornerstone of group learning that strengthens communication, listening, and turn-taking. Through songs, stories, and discussions, students learn to engage with their classmates, recognize routines, and develop language skills, all while practicing respectful listening and sharing. Learn More
Movement
Movement activities – such as dancing, obstacle course, and simple exercises – help children build gross motor skills, balance, and spatial awareness. Active play releases energy, enhances physical health, and teaches students about their bodies’ capabilities, all of which support focus and emotional well-being. Learn More
Music
Music inspires rhythm, self-expression, and memorization in a fun, engaging way. As children sing, dance, explore musical instruments, and discover famous musicians, they enhance their auditory and motor skills. Music activities also foster emotional expression, social connection, and language development, bringing the class together through shared love of song and movement. Learn More
Art
Art introduces students to creativity, problem-solving, and self-expression. With a balanced mixture of process and product art projects, children explore colors, shapes, and textures, allowing them to express feelings and ideas freely. Creating art also develops fine motor skills and encourages them to experiment, boosting confidence in their own unique abilities. Learn More
Imaginative Play
Imaginative Play is vital for cognitive and social-emotional development. As children take on roles, create scenarios, and problem-solve, they practice empathy, language skills, and conflict resolution. Pretend play nurtures creativity, helping children make sense of the world and develop skills they’ll carry into real-life social situations. Learn More
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