Why combine reading and science
We have developed the most fun and engaging way for your child to learn and grow. Reading and storytelling with your child promotes brain development, imagination and teaches your child about language and emotions while strengthening your relationship. Sharing stories, talking and simply looking at picture-books every day helps your child’s development in lots of ways.
Reading and sharing stories...
• Encourages your child to learn words and language, and develop early literacy skills
• Teaches to value books and stories
• Helps develop cognitive, social skills and communication skills
• Assists to learn the difference between ‘real’ and ‘make-believe’
• Guide your child to understand change and new or frightening events, and also the strong emotions that can go along with these events
• Teaches to value books and stories
• Helps develop cognitive, social skills and communication skills
• Assists to learn the difference between ‘real’ and ‘make-believe’
• Guide your child to understand change and new or frightening events, and also the strong emotions that can go along with these events
Benefits of hands-on learning
• Actively creating knowledge rather than passively consuming it
• It is by far a more engaging way to learn Proven to lead increased retention in children
• It is designed to offer practice in problem solving and critical thinking
• It develops and stimulates out of the box thinking
• It often results in physical creation and unplanned inventions. Eureka!
• It is by far a more engaging way to learn Proven to lead increased retention in children
• It is designed to offer practice in problem solving and critical thinking
• It develops and stimulates out of the box thinking
• It often results in physical creation and unplanned inventions. Eureka!