Sanmarge Education

At this early stage, our focus is on developing basic social and motor skills. Children begin to learn how to interact with others and engage in simple activities that build hand-eye coordination. Educationally, we introduce them to basic concepts such as colors, shapes, and numbers through sensory play and interactive storytelling. Physically, we encourage gross motor skills development through activities like crawling, running, and climbing, along with exercises to improve fine motor skills like grasping and manipulating objects.

In Junior Kindergarten, children begin to experience a more structured approach to learning, laying the foundation for academic growth. Cognitive development is encouraged through activities that promote problem-solving, early math skills (such as simple addition and subtraction), and a deeper focus on literacy (including early reading and phonics). We introduce them to storytelling, rhyming, and sentence formation to enhance language comprehension and verbal skills. Physically, we focus on refining motor skills, with activities such as fine motor tasks (buttoning, lacing, and cutting) and gross motor exercises (hopping, jumping, and balancing). Outdoor play is also incorporated to enhance their strength, coordination, and stamina.