If there is no fun in learning for kids, they will not see the benefit of doing it. Kids, especially preschool-aged children, must be entertained if they are going to learn all that they can learn. The first five years are exceptionally important if we want to give them the best start for their future. We understand it and want you to know that when you choose Montessori Singapore, your preschooler will learn through fun experiences.
How Is It Possible for Learning to Be Fun?
Think about the world through your child’s eyes. They spend all their time playing. We purchase toys they can be interactive with and whether those toys sing songs or talk about colors; they are learning. They are learning as toddlers when they grab things you wish they wouldn’t and when they feel they must taste-test everything.
This is how kids learn most effectively. It starts at birth and continues through their early learning years. Exploration matters most to them. It shouldn’t be forgotten just because they go to school.
Keep the Fun and Embrace the Learning Experience
As a school for preschoolers, we know preschoolers need to have fun if they are going to embrace the entire learning experience. Therefore, playful interaction is what our teaching process is all about.
We teach science through actually growing plants, and teach math by letting them see how math is important. We let them explore letters as they learn how the sounds come together to make the words that they are speaking. It keeps it fun. The fact they can do it all while socializing with kids of their own age further increases the joy they will feel as they master new skills.
Why Not Give Our Method a Try?
If your child is ready for preschool, and you want to provide the best experience for them; we urge you to consider Montessori Singapore. We promise to do our best to ensure that your child will thrive in our classrooms, which will build their confidence and encourage them to keep learning as they start their primary education. It could be the best decision you have ever made for your child; and something you will be glad you gave them the chance to experience.
