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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)