Classes

Playgroup

Age Group : 1 - 2 yrs

At Wee Feats we focus on fostering early childhood development through play-based learning, encouraging social, emotional, cognitive, and physical growth.

1. Developmental Areas Covered

Social and Emotional Development Building relationships
Sharing and cooperation
Emotional expression and regulation
Developing independence
Cognitive Development

2.Problem-solving activities

Early math concepts (shapes, colors, counting)
Logical thinking through puzzles and sorting games
Language and Literacy

3. Storytelling and rhymes

Vocabulary building through play
Pre-reading skills (letter recognition, phonics)
Motor Skills Development

4. Motor Skills Fine Motor Skills

Gross motor: running, jumping, balancing
Fine motor: coloring, threading, stacking
Creative Expression

5. Arts and crafts

Music and movement Role-playing and dramatic play

Pre Nursery

Age Group : 2 - 3 yrs

At Wee Feats, we believe in making every small step a giant leap for your child's future.Our practical, hands-on engaging, and sensory-based, with an emphasis on play, exploration, and basic skills.

1. Personal and Social Development Emotional Regulation

Recognizing and expressing emotions (happy, sad, angry, etc.).
Social Skills: Sharing, taking turns, making friends, using polite words (please, thank you).
Independence: Basic self-care skills like washing hands, using the toilet, and putting on shoes.

2. Language and Communication Vocabulary Building

Introduce common words for objects, animals, and people.
Basic Conversations: Simple greetings, asking and answering questions.
Storytelling and Listening: Listening to short stories, retelling simple stories, identifying characters and settings.
Songs and Rhymes: Engaging in action songs, nursery rhymes, and finger plays.

3. Cognitive Development Colors and Shapes

Recognizing basic colors and shapes through games and activities.
Counting: Introduce numbers 1-10 using objects, songs, and games.
Sorting and Matching: Sorting objects by color, shape, or size.
Problem Solving: Simple puzzles and activities that encourage logical thinking.

4. Motor Skills Fine Motor Skills

Drawing, coloring, cutting with scissors, stacking blocks.
Gross Motor Skills: Jumping, running, climbing, dancing, and playing with balls.
Hand-Eye Coordination: Playing with toys that require manipulation, like building blocks, or inserting shapes into slots.

5. Creative Arts Drawing and Painting

Free drawing and using colors to express creativity.
Music and Movement: Basic instruments like tambourines or xylophones, dancing to simple tunes.
Crafts: Simple arts and crafts, such as gluing, sticking, or stamping.

6. Sensory Exploration Sensory Play

Activities involving sand, water, playdough, or other materials that encourage sensory exploration.
Texture Exploration: Exploring different textures through hands-on play (rough, smooth, soft, etc.).

7. Life Skills and Responsibility

Clean-up Time: Encouraging children to clean up toys and materials after use.
Following Simple Instructions: Learning to follow basic instructions and routines.

8. Health and Hygiene

Healthy Habits: Basic hygiene practices, such as brushing teeth, washing hands, and eating healthy snacks.
Physical Activity: Encouraging physical movement and the importance of staying active.

Nursery

Age Group : 3 - 4 yrs

At Wee Feats, our Nursery program is a vibrant blend of learning, creativity, and growth, designed to provide your child with the perfect foundation for their educational journey. We focus on developing essential skills while nurturing confidence and curiosity in a safe, encouraging environment.

1. Personal, Social, and Emotional Development (PSED)

Self-awareness: Helping children understand their feelings, identify their emotions, and understand how their actions affect others.
Social skills: Teaching turn-taking, sharing, and expressing needs appropriately.
Confidence building: Encouraging children to try new activities, make choices, and express their preferences.

2. Communication and Language Development

Listening and attention: Engaging children in stories, songs, and rhymes to develop their listening skills.
Speaking: Encouraging children to use new vocabulary, form sentences, and express their thoughts.
Understanding: Giving children opportunities to follow simple instructions, answer questions, and use language for a range of purposes.

3. Physical Development

Gross motor skills: Activities like running, jumping, climbing, and playing ball games to develop large muscle groups.
Fine motor skills: Using tools like scissors, pencils, and paintbrushes to help develop hand-eye coordination and finger dexterity.
Health and self-care: Teaching children to dress themselves, wash hands, and understand basic hygiene.

4. Literacy

Phonics: Introducing letters and sounds through songs, rhymes, and games.
Reading: Reading aloud to children, encouraging them to recognize simple words and enjoy stories.
Writing: Encouraging mark-making, drawing, and early writing skills (such as holding a pencil correctly and forming letters).

5. Mathematics

Number recognition: Teaching numbers, counting objects, and understanding basic number concepts.
Shapes and patterns: Introducing shapes, patterns, and sizes through hands-on activities like puzzles and sorting games.
Measurement: Exploring concepts like length, weight, and volume through everyday experiences (e.g., comparing sizes, measuring ingredients).

6. Understanding the World

People and communities: Learning about family, friends, and different cultures. The world around us: Exploring nature, animals, and the environment.
Technology: Introducing simple technology, like using a tablet or educational games, to understand the role of tools in everyday life.

7. Expressive Arts and Design

Art and craft: Engaging children in drawing, painting, and crafting with different materials to express creativity.
Music and dance: Exploring rhythm, song, and movement through music and dance activities.
Imaginative play: Providing props and scenarios that inspire pretend play, such as role-playing with dolls, kitchen sets, or building blocks.

8. Key Features of a Nursery Curriculum

Play-based learning: Fostering learning through play, as it encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and collaboration. Child-centered approach: Tailoring activities to the interests and developmental stages of the children.
Inclusive environment: Ensuring that all children, regardless of background or ability, are supported and engaged.

K1

Age Group : 4 - 5 yrs

Our K1 program is thoughtfully designed to build upon the foundation laid in earlier years, fostering independence, critical thinking, and creativity. At Wee Feats, we focus on nurturing confident learners ready to explore and grow in a stimulating and supportive environment.

1. Language & Literacy

Introduction to reading, writing, and comprehension through phonics, storytelling, and interactive activities. Encouraging children to speak in full sentences and improve their communication.

2. Math Concepts

Learning shapes, patterns, numbers, and basic problem-solving in engaging, hands-on ways.

3. Science Exploration

Simple experiments and nature-based activities to spark curiosity and a love for discovery.

4. Creative Arts

Drawing, painting, music, and role play to encourage imagination and artistic expression.

5. Social Skills

Group projects and classroom responsibilities to promote teamwork, empathy, and leadership.

6. Physical Development

Yoga, movement-based games and outdoor play to build strength, coordination, and confidence.

7. Regional Language

Introduction of Kannada Aksharamale and Hindi Varnamala.

8. Shloka and Bhagavadgita

Introducing shlokas and the Bhagavad Gita helps children connect to their cultural heritage and traditions.

K2

Age Group : 5 - 6 yrs

The K2 program at Wee Feats is designed to prepare your child for a smooth transition to primary school. With a balanced focus on academic readiness, social skills, and emotional growth, we aim to nurture well-rounded learners ready to take on new challenges confidently.

1. Language Mastery

Advanced phonics, sentence formation, and early reading and writing skills to build a strong foundation in literacy.

2. Math Readiness:

Understanding numbers, addition, subtraction, and basic problem-solving through interactive and practical activities.

3. World Discovery

Science experiments, geography, and cultural exploration to develop curiosity about the world.

4. Creative Thinking

Art, music, drama, and storytelling to boost creativity and self-expression.

5. Social and Emotional Skills:

Activities that foster empathy, conflict resolution, and teamwork to prepare for collaborative environments.

6. Physical Growth

Structured physical education and outdoor play to enhance motor skills, coordination, and overall fitness.

7. Shloka and Bhagvadgita

Introducing shlokas and the Bhagavad Gita helps children connect to their cultural heritage and traditions.

Preparing for interview

We focus on preparing our K2 students for interviews at formal school by helping them build their confidence, practice communication skills and familiarize them with the interview process.

Day Care

Age Group : 5 - 6 yrs

At Wee Feats daycare, the caretakers provide a supportive and nurturing environment where children’s well-being is prioritized. Their primary responsibilities include assisting with essential daily tasks like changing clothes and feeding, ensuring that each child is comfortable and taken care of. The caretakers ensure safety is a constant focus, monitoring the children closely to prevent any harm and providing a secure space for them to explore and interact with others. A significant aspect of the care provided is encouraging the children to engage in self-play and free play. Self-play is encouraged to foster independence, allowing children to make decisions and discover their creativity on their own. Through free play, the children can interact with others, build social skills, and develop emotionally and physically in a fun, unstructured manner. In addition, storybooks are introduced to the children, providing them with opportunities to improve their literacy and language skills, while also stimulating their imagination and cognitive development. Storytime is also a great way to engage children emotionally, helping them connect with the characters, learn lessons, and spark their curiosity. By promoting a balanced approach of structured care and freedom to explore, our daycare ensures that children grow in a wholesome, supportive, and fun-filled environment.

Classes

Playgroup

Age Group : 1 - 2 yrs

1. Developmental Areas Covered

2.Problem-solving activities

3. Storytelling and rhymes

4. Motor Skills Fine Motor Skills

5. Arts and crafts

Pre Nursery

Age Group : 2 - 3 yrs

1. Personal and Social Development Emotional Regulation

2. Language and Communication Vocabulary Building

3. Cognitive Development Colors and Shapes

4. Motor Skills Fine Motor Skills

5. Creative Arts Drawing and Painting

6. Sensory Exploration Sensory Play

7. Life Skills and Responsibility

8. Health and Hygiene

Nursery

Age Group : 3 - 4 yrs

1. Personal, Social, and Emotional Development (PSED)

2. Communication and Language Development

3. Physical Development

4. Literacy

5. Mathematics

6. Understanding the World

7. Expressive Arts and Design

8. Key Features of a Nursery Curriculum

K1

Age Group : 4 - 5 yrs

1. Language & Literacy

2. Math Concepts

3. Science Exploration

4. Creative Arts

5. Social Skills

6. Physical Development

7. Regional Language

8. Shloka and Bhagavadgita

K2

Age Group : 5 - 6 yrs

1. Language Mastery

2. Math Readiness:

3. World Discovery

4. Creative Thinking

5. Social and Emotional Skills:

6. Physical Growth

7. Shloka and Bhagvadgita

Preparing for interview

Day Care

Age Group : 5 - 6 yrs

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