This activity engages children's sense of touch,
sight, and sound, and helps develop their fine
motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

This activity also encourages children to explore
their creativity, imagination, and self-expression, which can boost their confidence and emotional
well-being.

• Boosts independence and self-esteem. ...
• Hand-eye coordination. ...
• Brain development. ...
• Speech and language. ...
• Self-care. ...
• Mark-making and drawing. ...
• Eating and tasting.

• Increased overall physical confidence.
• Improved general and psychological wellbeing.
• Greater self-confidence.
• Greater self-esteem.
• Greater self-motivation.
• Improved mental dexterity.
• Better social skills.

Language development and literacy is no doubt a critical part of any child's overall development.
It supports the ability of your child to communicate,
and express and understand feelings.
It also supports your child's thinking ability and
helps them develop and maintain relationships.

Indian culture is exclusive and is the land of some of the oldest cultures in the world. India is one such country that has many religions, beliefs, languages, and foods. Jainism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Christianity, and Islam are some religions followed in India. Children know about festivals and celebrations in the school. It helps the students to be proud and connect to their culture and appreciate where they come from. Children learn to respect elders, continue to uphold their traditions, and maintain the values passed on from generations.

The school provides children with the opportunity to acquire knowledge and develop critical thinking skills. Early childhood education helps to develop a range of cognitive skills, such as problem-solving and critical thinking. These skills lead to better academic performance in school and an overall increase in intelligence. It offers a structured learning environment where children can learn at their own pace and develop essential skills such as reading, writing, and arithmetic.