Curriculum
Early Childhood Education: Little Lamb
Little Lamb offers hands-on early childhood learning for children aged 4 and above, building confidence, independence and a love of discovery.
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Little steps. A joyful beginning.
Hands-on discovery, caring guidance and a foundation for lifelong learning.
Little Lamb
Ages 4 and above
Hands-on learning
Little Lamb is the early childhood education sector of Wisdom Spring which caters to children aged 4 and above. We employ a holistic, hands-on approach in educating the youngest age group of the next generation in seven main areas of study: Language, Numeracy, Sensory, Practical Life, Science as well as Social Studies related to the Bible with the integration of music and art. We believe that in doing so, a child is being “trained up in the way he should go; so that when he is old, he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6). It is our desire that right from small, all our students discover and know their purpose in this world that will set them up for success in the future.
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Language
English is the main language learnt and used for communication, reading and writing, but Chinese is also taught from K4 onwards. Bahasa is added in when kids enter Grade 1.
Numeracy
Math concepts are made simple through fun games and activities, and of course, lots of practice!
Science
This beautiful world that God has made is discovered and marveled at through various experiments every lesson.
Social Studies
Learning Social Studies will open up young minds and enable them to see themselves as part of a much bigger picture.
Sensory
As children learn best through active use of the senses, playdough and other educational toys are used to help them develop motor skills, encouraging exploration, creativity and thinking-out-of-the-box to solve problems.
Practical Life
Children become independent as they get used to daily routines of cleaning up after themselves at break times. Cooking class is one activity that is enjoyed monthly.
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