1. Language development course: Help children improve their language understanding and expression ability through songs, stories and daily conversations.
2. Social skills course: Develop children's communication, cooperation and sharing skills through interaction with other children.
3. Sensory development course: promote children's perceptual ability and cognitive development through various sensory experiences such as touch, hearing and vision.
4. Hands-on ability course: Cultivate children's creativity and hands-on ability through activities such as painting and hand-making.
5. Sports Coordination Course: Help children improve their sense of coordination and balance through games and sports.
6. Emotional management course: through role-playing and scenario simulation, teach children to identify and express their emotions and how to deal with setbacks and pressures.
7. Self-care ability course: Cultivate children's independent living ability and sense of responsibility through simple housework activities.
When parents choose early education courses, they should pay attention to the quality of courses and the professional quality of teachers. In addition, parents can also choose special courses suitable for their children according to their interests and specialties. In short, the early education curriculum should take children's needs as the starting point, pay attention to cultivating children's all-round development and lay a solid foundation for their future.