Little Hands. Big Imaginations. Learning that gets a little messy.
As a working parent you may feel guilt for not being as involved in their academics as you may have hoped. That’s alright! We’ve gone ahead and gathered some lessons that you can recreate a hope in just a few simple steps. Kids don’t need you to know everything, they just need you to be part of their lives!
Here at Young Scholars Academy, our curriculum is typically broken down into a couple different areas of academics. Each day, the goal is to focus on;
- Math & Manipulatives
- Creative Art
- Science & Sensory
- Social Studies
- Phonics & Language Development
- Fine & Gross Motor
- Literacy & Comprehension
There’s a Lot of Learning Hiding in That Paint
Fine Motor Skills
Grasping crayons, squeezing glue, using paintbrushes and manipulating materials strengthen little hands.
Creativity & Problem Solving
There isn’t always one “right” way to create. Children get to make choices, experiment and figure things out.
Language & Expression
Talking about colors, textures, ideas and their creations gives children another way to communicate.
See What We’re Creating 🎨
Real classrooms. Real creativity. See what our Young Scholars have been making lately.
Come See Learning in Action!
The best way to understand our approach isn’t to read about it—it’s to walk into a classroom and see it happening.
We nurture a child’s love for art by giving them the opportunity to create a masterpiece that they can be proud of. Art in the classroom can be ways for our kids to express themselves and grow in their development as part of our Nationally-accredited program art is available throughout each day to encourage child directed play.