The Charismatic Threes class is dedicated to encouraging curiosity and engagement in a dynamic learning environment for young learners. Our curriculum is designed to stimulate intellectual growth, foster independence, and promote a love for learning through interactive and hands-on activities. Here’s an overview of what the Charismatic Threes class offers:

Engaging Academic Development

• Literacy Skills: Advancing reading and writing abilities through comprehensive phonics, grammar, vocabulary enrichment, and complex comprehension activities. Focus on essay writing, creative storytelling, and research skills.
• Mathematics: Building on foundational math concepts with more complex topics such as multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, measurements, and data interpretation through engaging activities and real-world applications.
• Science Exploration: Encouraging scientific inquiry through experiments, observations, and thematic units on topics like life cycles, ecosystems, forces and motion, and basic chemistry.

Dynamic Learning Activities

• Reading and Writing: Daily practice to enhance fluency, comprehension, and expression, including book discussions, journaling, creative writing, and research projects.
• Math Activities: Interactive lessons and games that reinforce mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills, incorporating practical applications and real-world examples.
• Thematic Units: Integrated learning experiences that connect various subjects and encourage deeper understanding and critical thinking through project-based learning and interdisciplinary studies.

Social and Emotional Development

• Interpersonal Skills: Fostering positive interactions, cooperation, and teamwork through group activities, projects, and class discussions. Emphasis on communication skills, active listening, and empathy.
• Emotional Intelligence: Helping children recognize and manage their emotions, develop empathy, and build resilience through role-playing, stories, and guided conversations.
• Conflict Resolution: Teaching effective strategies for resolving conflicts and promoting a respectful and inclusive classroom environment.

Physical Development

• Gross Motor Skills: Encouraging physical activity through sports, games, and outdoor play to develop coordination, strength, and overall health.
• Fine Motor Skills: Enhancing dexterity and hand-eye coordination through activities like drawing, writing, crafting, and using manipulatives.
• Health and Wellness: Promoting healthy habits, including proper nutrition, hygiene, and physical fitness through daily routines and educational activities.

Creative and Critical Thinking

• Art and Music: Providing opportunities for creative expression and appreciation through various art projects, music, and dance activities.
• Problem-Solving: Encouraging critical thinking and creativity through puzzles, challenges, and exploratory play.
• Innovation Projects: Allowing children to engage in projects that require planning, creativity, and execution, fostering a sense of achievement and innovation.