Children House
Section
The Children House preschool program fosters independence, curiosity, and academic growth for children aged 3-6 years.
With hands-on activities in practical life, mathematics, language,
& cultural studies, students build a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
Through self-directed exploration and guided instruction, children develop problem-solving skills, creativity, and social confidence.
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The Curriculum
Objective: Develop independence, fine and gross motor skills, and care for self and
the environment.
Implementation
- Care of Self: Teach dressing skills (e.g., tying shoes, buttoning), hand washing,
and toileting independence. - Care of the Environment: Introduce tasks like sweeping, mopping, dusting,
and watering plants. - Food Preparation: Offer activities like peeling and slicing fruits, spreading
butter, or baking simple recipes. - Grace and Courtesy: Model and practice polite behaviour, such as greeting
others, taking turns, and table manners. - Fine Motor Development: Provide activities like pouring, transferring, threading, and using tweezers.
Sensorial: Refine the senses and help children classify and understand the world.
Implementation
- Visual Discrimination: Use materials like the pink tower, brown stair, and colour tablets.
- Tactile Exploration: Introduce touch boards, fabric matching, and thermic tablets.
- Auditory Development: Use sound cylinders, bells, and musical instruments..
- Olfactory and Gustatory Activities: Offer smelling bottles and tasting exercises.
- Stereognostic Sense:Provide mystery bags and geometric solids for tactile recognition.
Objective: Develop oral language, pre-reading, writing, and literacy skills.
Implementation
- Oral Language: Engage in rich conversations, storytelling, and vocabulary building activities.
- Phonemic Awareness: Use sandpaper letters, movable alphabets, and sound games.
- Writing: Introduce metal insets, chalkboards, and pencil control exercises.
- Reading: Provide phonetic readers, three-part cards, and sight word activities.
- Grammar: Use grammar symbols and sentence analysis materials.
Musical: Develop an appreciation for music and rhythm, and build foundational
musical skills.
Implementation
- Singing: Teach songs, rhymes, and finger plays.
- Instruments: Introduce percussion instruments, bells, and simple wind instruments.
- Rhythm and Movement: Use rhythm sticks, dancing, and clapping games.
- Music Appreciation: Listen to and discuss different genres of music.
- Music Theory: Introduce basic concepts like tempo, pitch, and dynamics.



