Interactive Learning

In all our early education programs, we want our little learners to develop and grow so they can navigate the world successfully. That’s why learning experiences are engaging, hands-on opportunities that encourage independence. Children develop essential school readiness skills including:

• Creativity: Innovation and personal expression
• Collaboration: Working with and leading others to solve problems
• Critical Thinking: Ability to gather, analyze, and interpret information and solve problems
• Communication: Listening, presenting, public speaking

Because young children learn best through active participation, all these concepts and skills are learned through exploration, investigation, play, and focused intentional teaching. By making connections between diverse skills and concepts across learning domains, we support children in becoming critical thinkers, problem-solvers, and innovators.