SENIOR CLASS

(Kindergarten: 5 yrs + beyond)

fine & gross motor skills

Through art projects, manipulative play, outdoor activities, and physical exercises, children enhance their hand-eye coordination, balance, spatial awareness, and overall physical abilities.

academic readiness

The TEU kindergarten preschool program helps children develop essential academic skills, including early literacy and numeracy. They learn letter recognition, phonics, basic reading skills, number sense, and early math concepts. This early exposure to academic content lays a strong foundation for future learning.

independence & self confidence

Independence and self-reliance. Children learn to follow routines, manage personal belongings, and engage in age-appropriate tasks independently. This fosters a sense of autonomy, self-confidence, and a positive self-image.

cultural & diversity awareness

Fosters inclusivity, appreciation for differences, and broadens children's understanding of the world. Introducing children to different cultures, traditions, and perspectives.

smooth transition to formal schooling

Attending kindergarten preschool helps children make a smoother transition to formal schooling. They become familiar with the school environment, routines, and expectations. They gain experience in following instructions, working in a structured setting, and being part of a larger group, which eases their adjustment to elementary school.

early identification of developmental needs

The Early University's teachers and staff are trained to identify any developmental delays or learning difficulties early on. Early intervention can be provided to address these needs and ensure that children receive appropriate support for their growth and development.

The Early University's kindergarten program provides a nurturing and structured environment where children can develop essential skills, build a solid foundation for future learning, and thrive in their social, emotional, and academic growth.

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