Upper Kindergarten Age 5-6 years

Multidisciplinary Projects: Projects in the Pre Primary 2 program are designed to integrate multiple subjects, such as science, math, language arts, and social studies. For example, a project on "Building a Sustainable Community" might include learning about renewable energy (science), measuring materials for construction (math), writing a proposal (language arts), and understanding community roles (social studies).
Real-World Relevance: Projects are selected based on their relevance to real-world issues and children's interests. This approach ensures that learning is meaningful and applicable beyond the classroom.

Critical Thinking: Children are encouraged to tackle more complex problems within their projects. For instance, a project on "Reducing Plastic Waste" might involve identifying the types of plastics used in daily life, understanding their environmental impact, and developing strategies to reduce, reuse, and recycle plastic.
Innovative Solutions: Students are guided to think creatively and come up with innovative solutions. They might design posters to raise awareness, create reusable products, or organize a recycling campaign within the school.

Presentation Skills: Children are encouraged to present their projects to their peers, teachers, and sometimes parents. This might involve creating visual aids, practicing public speaking, and answering questions from the audience, which builds confidence and effective communication skills.
Collaboration and Teamwork: Group projects foster collaboration, where children learn to articulate their ideas, listen to others, negotiate roles, and work as a team to achieve common goals.

Nature Projects: Projects related to the environment, such as "Protecting Our Oceans," help children learn about ecosystems, marine life, and the importance of conservation. Activities might include creating models of ocean habitats, researching pollution, and developing action plans to protect marine life.
Sustainability Practices: Through these projects, children develop an understanding of sustainability and are encouraged to implement eco-friendly practices both at school and home.

Visual Arts: Projects often incorporate visual arts, allowing children to express their understanding creatively. For instance, in a project on "Ancient Civilizations," children might create murals or sculptures representing elements of different ancient cultures. These activities help develop fine motor skills, artistic abilities, and cultural appreciation.
Crafts and Design: Craft projects such as designing costumes, making puppets, or constructing models related to their studies provide hands-on experiences that enhance creativity and reinforce project themes.