SparkleLIT Curriculum
Experience our carefully crafted curriculum tailored for 4 to 6-year-olds. It sparks a lifelong love for learning. It covers everything from digital literacy to problem-solving. We aim to equip young minds with the skills necessary to succeed in today’s ever-changing world.
Fun Activities for Preschool
The Sparkletots Preschool curriculum aims to develop children holistically in the cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains. You can click on each level to find out some of the fun learning activities your child will enjoy.
Social and Emotional Development
4 years old
- As your child progresses through our Nursery Class, they will further develop their social and emotional skills in a nurturing and supportive environment. Through engaging activities and discussions, children learn to express their feelings and opinions, manage their emotions, and build relationships with their peers. Teachers encourage responsibility and respect for others while fostering a sense of diversity and inclusivity within the classroom.
Language and Literacy
4 years old
- In our Nursery Class, language and literacy skills are cultivated through immersive experiences and interactive learning. Children engage in storytelling, discussions and language games to enhance their listening and speaking abilities. They learn about sentence structure, conventions of print, and the functions of punctuation marks while expressing themselves through drawing, mark-making, and writing activities.
Motor Skills Development
4 years old
- Physical development is promoted through a variety of movement activities that enhance gross and fine motor skills. From stretching and balancing exercises to throwing and catching balls, children engage in activities that improve coordination and balance. Fine motor skills are refined through activities like cutting, tearing and threading, which also contribute to their overall dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
Aesthetics and Creative Expression
4 years old
- Creativity is encouraged through artistic exploration and musical experiences. Children experiment with different art materials and techniques to create their own masterpieces, while also expressing themselves through music and movement. Teachers inspire discussions about artwork and encourage children to express their ideas and feelings through various forms of artistic expression.
Discovery of the World
4 years old
- Our Nursery Class provides opportunities for children to explore their surroundings and learn about the world around them. Through hands-on activities and guided investigations, children discover how their bodies work, explore their local environment, and learn about animals and their habitats. Teachers facilitate discussions and encourage children to share their observations and findings, fostering a sense of curiosity and wonder about the world.
Numeracy
4 years old
- Children begin their numeracy journey by engaging in foundational activities that lay the groundwork for mathematical understanding. They learn to recognise and count numbers, develop an understanding of basic shapes, and explore simple patterns. Through hands-on experiences and playful activities, such as sorting objects by color or size, counting everyday items, and building with blocks, they develop early math skills like counting, sorting, and comparing quantities. Teachers create a supportive environment where children can explore mathematical concepts through play, fostering a love for learning and building a strong foundation for future mathematical understanding.
Social and Emotional Development
5 years old
- As children enter Kindergarten One, they continue to develop their social and emotional skills through engaging activities and discussions. They learn to express their feelings and opinions, manage their emotions and build relationships with their peers. Teachers guide them in practicing empathy, problem-solving, and respectful communication, fostering a positive and inclusive classroom environment.
Language and Literacy
5 years old
- In Kindergarten One, language and literacy skills are further refined through interactive learning experiences. Children engage in storytelling, discussions, and language games to enhance their listening, speaking, and reading abilities. They learn to convey meaning effectively through words, gestures, and actions, while also developing their understanding of sentence structure, print conventions, and phonics.
Numeracy
5 years old
- Numeracy skills are cultivated through hands-on activities and games that promote mathematical thinking and problem-solving. Children explore patterns, shapes, and numbers in their everyday experiences, learning to recognise, compare, and manipulate numerical concepts. Teachers encourage mathematical discussions and explorations, laying the foundation for future mathematical understanding.
Motor Skills Development
5 years old
- Physical development is promoted through a variety of movement activities that enhance gross and fine motor skills. Children engage in exercises that improve coordination, balance, and strength, such as obstacle courses, team games, and manipulative tasks. They refine their fine motor skills through activities like cutting, painting, and building, fostering both physical dexterity and creativity.
Aesthetics and Creative Expression
5 years old
- Creativity is encouraged through artistic exploration and musical experiences. Children experiment with different art materials and techniques to express their ideas and emotions, while also developing their appreciation for visual and auditory aesthetics. Teachers inspire discussions about artwork and music, fostering a deeper understanding of artistic expression and cultural diversity.
Discovery of the World
5 years old
- In Kindergarten One, children continue to explore their surroundings and learn about the world through inquiry-based investigations. They investigate natural phenomena, scientific concepts, and cultural practices, developing their curiosity and critical thinking skills. Teachers facilitate hands-on experiments and observations, encouraging children to ask questions, make predictions, and draw conclusions about the world around them.
Social and Emotional Development
6 years old
- For children entering Kindergarten Two, teachers focus on fostering social and emotional development through various engaging activities. Children participate in ‘Show and Tell’ sessions, sharing feelings about favorite toys and experiences, while also learning relaxation techniques like breathing exercises to manage emotions effectively. Teachers facilitate discussions on recognising and expressing emotions, encouraging empathy and effective communication through group and pair work. Additionally, children are encouraged to take responsibility for their actions, promoting mutual respect and appreciation within the classroom.
Language and Literacy
6 years old
- Children engage in dynamic activities to enhance communication skills. They sing songs with actions and learn to use positive language for effective communication. Through reading core texts and participating in language games, they stimulate critical thinking and reasoning abilities. Children actively listen and respond, while also sharing personal experiences to convey meaning. Using stories like ‘The Hare and the Tortoise,’ they learn values like perseverance. Additionally, they practice forming words, using magnetic letters, and employing various writing techniques to express ideas effectively.
Numeracy
6 years old
- Children engage in hands-on activities to develop mathematical skills. They utilise tools like rulers and measuring tapes to measure objects, fostering an understanding of length and height. They learn to compare and analyze data by making predictions and recording measurements, using language to describe differences. They apply numbers in daily contexts such as telling time and making simple transactions, promoting practical numeracy skills. Additionally, they practice identifying shapes in their environment and play numeracy games to reinforce concepts like spatial awareness and shape recognition.
Motor Skills Development
6 years old
- Children develop their motor skills through various engaging activities facilitated by teachers. These activities include imaginative play like pretending to be blooming flowers, and fostering stretching and movement. They navigate obstacle courses, enhance coordination and balance, and engage in group games to promote teamwork and agility. Additionally, fine motor skills are honed through tasks such as cutting with scissors, painting, and constructing with building blocks. Through role-playing activities like ‘house,’ children refine their control and coordination while exploring different roles and scenarios.
Aesthetics and Creative Expression
6 years old
- Children experiment with various elements of art such as lines, colors, shapes, and textures to create their unique pictures and designs. They use recyclable and natural materials to enhance their creativity while learning about sustainability. Children imitate environmental sounds and explore different vocal expressions through music and movement, enriching their auditory and kinesthetics senses. Teachers encourage creativity by discussing artworks from both local and foreign artists, inspiring children’s ideas and emotions. Additionally, children utilise art tools like paintbrushes and techniques such as texture rubbing to portray various emotions in their artwork, complemented by exploring the emotional aspect of music through elements like pitch, which they express through bodily movements.
Discovery of the World
6 years old
- Children engage in activities that encourage exploration and understanding of their surroundings. Teachers facilitate outdoor excursions to the neighbourhood and natural environments, allowing children to observe and interact with their surroundings firsthand. Through simple investigations, children learn about natural phenomena, such as the sun’s heat as a source of energy, and explore alternative uses of solar energy. They also investigate human biology and the natural world using their senses. Through observation and discussion, they gain insights into animal behavior and their habitats, fostering a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
FAQs
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