CURRICULUM 4-6 years old

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The FACT curriculum for 4-6-year-olds is designed to foster holistic development, emphasizing imagination, creativity, and experiential learning as per the principles of Rudolf Steiner's educational philosophy.

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  Morning Circle

• Gather and build a sense of community.

• Songs, movement, storytelling, and simple group activities.

 

  Language Arts

• Develop language skills and foster a love for storytelling.

• Storytelling, finger plays, and early exposure to letters through artistic activities.

 

  Arithmetic and Shapes

• Introduce basic mathematical concepts through hands-on experiences.

• Counting games, rhythm exercises, and activities involving shapes and spatial awareness.

  

  Nature and Outdoor Play

• Develop a connection with nature and promote physical development.

• Outdoor exploration, gardening, nature walks, and free play.

 

  Creative Arts

• Encourage self-expression and creativity.

• Painting, drawing, modeling with clay, and simple crafting.

 

  Music and Movement

• Develop rhythm, coordination, and appreciation for music.

• Singing, dancing, and exposure to simple musical instruments.

 

  Practical Life Skills

• Develop practical skills and a sense of responsibility.

• Tiding up and organizing activities.

 

  Social and Emotional Learning

• Foster emotional intelligence and social skills.

• Story sharing, group discussions, and cooperative play.

 

  Rest and Quiet Time

• Support emotional regulation and rest.

• Downtime, rest time and/or nap.

 

 

Approach

 

  Play-Based Learning

Learning through play is foundational; open-ended toys and activities are chosen to encourage creativity and imagination.

  Holistic Development

Emphasis on the development of the whole child - cognitive, physical, emotional, and social.

  

  Rhythm and Habit

Establishing daily and weekly rhythms to provide a sense of safety and security

 

  Immersive Arts

Integration of arts and movement for an engaging learning experience.

 

  Nature Connection

Regular outdoor experiences in order to develop a sense of wonder and appreciation for the natural world.

 

  No Technology

No electronic devices whatsoever in favor of hands-on, sensory-rich experiences.

 

 

Our approach values the uniqueness of each child and seeks to nurture a love for learning that extends beyond basic academics.