A child’s inner need is to master self and environment while relating socially to others. Through activities such as buttoning, bow tying, lacing, pouring, scooping, and sporting, students build hand eye coordination and focus. Lessons like washing a table, arranging flowers, preparing food, folding napkins, walking in line, and silent games foster polite manners and independence.

Mathematics provides building blocks that help children organize and categorize information while experiencing the natural order of the world. Children explore concepts from zero to ten, place value, and fundamental operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Three dimensional, multi sensory materials make these lessons intuitive and engaging.

Language education lays groundwork for communication and social intellect. Early childhood is when language forms and foreign sounds can be learned perfectly. Students starting at age two and a half will be reading, writing, and analyzing parts of speech at third grade level by the end of kindergarten.

All knowledge comes through the five senses. Sensorial activities refine intellect through tools like the pink tower of sequential cubes, broad stairs of wooden blocks, color tablets, sound boxes, and knobless cylinders, building foundations for future learning.

Children love botany, zoology, anatomy, geography, and astronomy. Guide Academy exposes students early to these subjects, helping them learn about their natural environment rather than rely on fiction.