Children develop creative and critical thinking skills, observe and collect data, make hypotheses, and problem solve with materials in a child-centered approach.

Savanna kid’s eyes will light up larger than the experiments they create when they combine ingredients that produce amazing results encouraging them to try even more! Lab coats, safe lab stations, wacky materials, and surprising results inspire them to fall in love with science.

We believe it’s important to teach children early how to identify, organize and process sensorial information. This enables young minds to identify, refine and be present and aware of their surroundings. It also helps them understand and develop skills to creating order and hierarchy, which in turn helps them integrate into the world ahead of them more easily.

Movement strengthens both the prefrontal cortex (which is involved in executive functioning) and the hippocampus (which plays a key role in memory and learning). In this way, exercise supports our ability to think creatively, make decisions, focus and retrieve key information.

Once the chef hat and apron are in place, our little chefs will be amazed at the tasty treats they can create together. The process becomes more important than the results as ingredients are discovered and measured, your child will prepare tasty meals and snacks. Our cooking lab promotes learning through hands-on experiences. They will learn:

• Numeracy concepts: measuring, counting, and volume

• Sensory exploration with textures, colors, tastes and smell

• Creativity & Encourages an adventurous palate!

Our messy art lab is designed to ignite your child’s imaginative spirit and creative spark through opportunities to develop individual self-expression, creativity, exploration of materials such as wood, paint, clay, and all the squishy and gooey stuff kids love to get their hands on!

In early childhood development a basic but solid understanding of writing, reading and oral expression helps young children develop self expression and effective communication.