Course Activities
While the learners are having fun, they are actually engaging in many activities that are designed to strengthen different skills. Each part of the lesson has a multi-sensory activity that will work on an essential part of their development. Here are some examples:
• Arts and Crafts: Here learners work on fine motor skills like gluing, ripping, coloring, painting and other activities, which they will eventually do independently. Learners also get to show their creativity and use foundation words, for example colours
• Interactive and Guided Play: Games and toys promote speaking and listening skills as well as social skills like sharing and asking for help. Moving around the room lets learners work on gross motor skills and self-awareness in a group
• Songs: Building vocabulary is fun and easy with music. Common songs will build learners confidence and songs based on themes help them to remember new words
• Storytelling and Role-playing: Stories can take us to the far corners of the Earth and introduce children to a wide variety of the topics they wouldn’t normally experience. Uncommon weather like snow or exotic animals become more real for learners when they use their imagination