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CASA Environment – Mastery of self-directed learning

Our CASA environment have three levels which comprises of children between the age-group of 2.5 to 5.5 years. The three years during this program sets the foundation and love for learning for the years to come. The students collaborate with their peers, learn from one another, and discover and explore their surroundings. The learning environment fosters self-directed learning and independence. As well as emotional and cognitive development. The highly trained teachers set a conducive learning environment to meet the needs of each individual student.

Practical Life Skills

Help Children become independent individuals who can take care of themselves.
Take care of the environment or animals.
Learning courtesy by saying Thank You, Please, listening cautiously and collaborating with their peers.
Develop coordination and motors skills.

Sensorial

Children perceive the world with their 5 senses.
A surface can be smooth or rough, children describe and name their experiences.
Sensorial skills lay the foundation for mathematical skills, language skills and geometry. As children learn to classify and discriminate.

Mathematics

Children learn abstract mathematical concepts with concrete materials.
Identify numerals and match them with quantity.
Understand place value and base 10 system.
Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Language

Children absorb language from the environment throughout the early years, and develop towards reading and writing.
With hands-on materials children learn letter sounds, how to combine sounds to make words and make sentences.

Cultural

Lessons such as Geography, History, Science, are integrated.
Children learn about world affairs, countries and their own cultural heritage.
Learn about inclusivity and diversity and respect for all of humanity.

Art

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Children have art lessons planned.

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They have an art corner where their work is displayed.

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Engage in creative expression.