Mind Over Body Exercising your body is one thing and your mind is another. It’s important that your kid’s brain gets a good workout, so that it can function at an optimal level. In this blog, you’ll be able to pick up a few ways that...
In our last newsletter, we discussed early learning and how it’s beneficial for kids to start as early as possible. This week we’re looking deeper into early childhood education. The Facts According to the Chicago Longitudinal Study that was conducted by the University of Minnesota, kids who...
Concentration is Crucial A child’s attention span is a very important factor in the learning process. The amount of time a child spends listening and understanding the teacher affects how much he or she has taken from the lesson. Hyperactivity is one of the biggest enemies of...
It’s Called Junk Food for a Reason Kids love junk food; it’s quick, easy, and it’s tasty. But are they benefiting from it? The answer is no. Eating fresh and healthy food gives children the energy they need to complete a long and tiring day. It...
Being a teacher-led program, the sessions are made quite interactive and fun to keep the child's interest alive throughout each session. Our weekly lesson plans are carefully designed to be visually stimulating for young children....
Your child will receive homework in each weekly session. He/she is expected to spend 10-15 minutes a day to complete the homework assignment....
The minimum age requirement is 5 years for the ALOHA Champ program....
Don’t Say No To Gadgets In our last post, we spoke about developing curiosity in children, this week we're covering applications for popular platforms that will keep kids minds active during the holidays. The summer holidays are a time for children to put their books aside and...
“The first and simplest emotion which we discover in the human mind is curiosity.” - Edmund Burke Nurturing curiosity in children As children, we were much more curious about the things around us and how they worked. With a head full of questions we would ask our parents...
