Learn About Our Curriculum
Our lesson plans will introduce new skills and help your child’s intellectual, social, emotional, physical and language development. Each subject is carefully chosen to inspire curiosity and encourage creativity.
At Little Bean we know just how crucial play is in children’s development during early years. Children will have time daily for open ended play as well as hands on lessons and activities.
Through crafts, children express themselves artistically, engaging their imaginations and developing fine motor skills.
Reading and writing sessions foster a love for stories and communication, laying the foundation for lifelong literacy.
Music time is a joyful part of our curriculum where children explore rhythm, melody, and movement. Through singing and playing instruments, they develop auditory skills and a sense of timing, all while having fun.
Outdoor play is another key component of our program which enhances their physical development and allows them to interact with nature and learn about the world around them.
Our Spanish immersion program helps children gain confidence in a second language, opening doors to new cultures and perspectives. Through engaging music and interactive games, your child will expand their vocabulary
Wondering if Spanish immersion is right for you?
If you’re not bilingual yourself you might be wondering if Spanish immersion is the right fit for your child. Whether or not you plan on continuing your child’s bilingual learning after Little Bean, the impact will be lasting. Bilingual education offers so many benefits. Here are a few:
- Develops logic, focus, memory, and problem solving skills.
- Earlier reading skills and comprehension of new ideas.
- Advanced cognitive flexibility.
- Improved self-control.
- Better communication across cultures.
- It can make learning additional languages easier.
- Lifelong social, cultural and economic benefits.
In the past, some have thought that learning multiple languages would cause confusion, speech delays, or disorders. Research has proven this is not the case and that children are naturally capable of learning two or more languages from birth. Vocabulary in bilingual children may initially develop more slowly, but usually catches up by grade school. Giving your child the opportunity to have high-quality and effective bilingual education will benefit them for years to come.