Cultural Studies
Cultural studies introduce children to geography, science, art, and music, fostering an appreciation for the diversity of the world. Through hands-on projects, map work, and experiments, children develop a sense of curiosity and interconnectedness with global cultures and the natural world.
Key Skill Areas:
- Geography and world cultures
- Natural sciences and environmental studies
- Understanding community
Activity Examples:
Geography:
- Puzzle Maps (continents, countries, and oceans)
- Land, Water & Air Exploration (distinguishing natural elements)
- Flags of the World and Culture Boxes (global diversity)
Botany & Zoology:
- Leaf Cabinet (leaf shapes and plant classification)
- Parts of Animals (puzzle cards for anatomy)
- Life Cycles (e.g. butterfly, frog, plant growth)
Science Experiments:
- Sink or Float activities
- Magnetism and Gravity exploration
- Weather observation and seasonal changes
Community:
- Family trees and cultural traditions
Art:
- Various art activities (such as painting, colour mixing, nature collages etc)