Theme:
My City, Wild Safari Adventure, Pipe Games, Magical Journeys

Age: 3-4 years

Session Length: 4 weeks, once a week

Course Summary:

This series of activities is designed to provide children with opportunities to learn and explore the world around them, in alignment with their cognitive development. Starting from the familiar context of home, children engage in role-playing, storytelling, and imaginative activities to understand various real-life relationships, thereby developing their emotional intelligence.
 

Using an Emotion Kit, children learn to recognize different emotions, understanding both commonalities and differences among people. Through connecting pipes, they explore the movement of objects, enhancing their gross motor skills, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and predictive abilities.

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This course aims to create a fun and engaging learning environment that fosters growth and development in young children.

Theme:
Little Architects, Creative Engineering, Structural Innovations, LEGO Math
Age: 4-5 Years

Session Length: 4 weeks, once a week 

Course Summary:

In this series of activities, children will design and build various vehicles and mechanical devices, gaining basic mechanical knowledge while enhancing their hands-on skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. The LEGO Math class focuses on training children's logical thinking. Through building projects, teachers subtly incorporate lessons on measurement, comparison, estimation, classification, sequencing, and reasoning, fostering children's mathematical thinking habits and their ability to apply math to real-life situations.

Why Learn Math with LEGO?

•  Concrete Understanding of Abstract Concepts: Abstract math concepts become tangible, visible, and comparable through LEGO.

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  Intuitive Mathematical Logic: Children intuitively grasp concepts like size, whole vs. parts, and data patterns.

• Comprehending Mathematical Operations: Children understand operations such as making tens, multiplication, division, and fractions through hands-on activities.

Theme:
Crazy Math Biology, Secrets of Gears, Early Mechanical Structures, Life & Technology

Age: 5-6 Years

Session Length: 4 weeks, once a week

Course Summary:

In this course, children engage in hands-on experiments to explore structural characteristics, understanding the difference between stable and unstable structures. They will learn about the mysteries of outer space, gaining knowledge about the Earth, the solar system, and enhancing their spatial imagination.

By exploring the mechanical world, children will become familiar with gears, pulleys, levers, and other devices, learning how technology impacts daily life and experiencing firsthand how technology can transform living. Using their mechanical knowledge, children will improve their practical skills through building projects. Their imagination knows no bounds, allowing them to create anything using just a few blocks.
 

This course aims to develop children's problem-solving skills, creativity, and understanding of how technology integrates with everyday life.