1. Children at the age of two and a half start to recognize sounds. By recognizing the smallest letter sound formed into words children start to learn English phonics.

2. Recognizing the form of letters in the alphabet before the age of three and a half helps child fingers muscles to write letters into words at four years old.

3. At four years old and up, children will love to read and write three letter words, group of words into phrases, and phrases into sentences at five years old.

1. Understanding the natural elements such as air, land and sea is the beginning to learn and understand living and nonliving things.

2. Life cycle of plants, trees, insects, animals, and humans through puzzle engagement serves as a Science foundation builders of three to six years old

3. Geography, History, Culture, Solar System, Anatomy, Biology and more are prepared in an environment with three dimensional materials for early learner's absorption and understanding.

1. The five years old's brain, which can read and write letters and numbers, has stimulated fingers to type letters and numbers on the computer keyboard.

2. A perfect time for children to learn that punching text and numbers creates computer codes where they could enjoy making shapes, colors, animate images and others in a natural and easy way of writing computer codes with apps.

3. Learning to make codes to create their own screen images and moving digital arts in the early learning stage will give children a better choice than playing computer games in their later years.

4. Creating shapes, connecting vectors, and estimating movement of digital images on a computer screen, as a secondary goal, helps children's foundation and preparation in Arithmetic, Physics, Digital Arts and more in later years.

5. Having a good foundation in computer coding and programming will make today's digital native to be well prepared to live in a digital world where the parents are also eager to have.

1. Loving the environment begins from the kitchen where children start to appreciate the nutritious and healthy tasting fruits and vegetables.

2. Knowing garden friends and domestic animals, harvesting foods and snack preparation with inspiration from Montessori's Exercises on Practical Life are part of a prepared environment for early learners.

3. Learning, playing and enjoying nature activities that help childrens muscles and growth development are all woven into ecological activities that develop children's natural love for the environment.

Whatever is in the tiny fingers of early learners are directly communicated to the brain. Arts and crafts are carefully chosen in order to help eye and hand coordination, fine and gross motor skills development, and to exercise the brain's creative processes.

1. Pre-Math activities are applied in Montessori's Exercises of Practical Life with sorting and transferring activities with careful counting.

2. Exercises on Sensorial Development help early learners in recognizing shapes, volume, and sizes and make them more advanced in Geometry and other Math courses.

3. Teaching quantities of three dimensional objects first, before teaching the written numbers, helps four years old and up makes learning Arithmetic easy and fun with impact for lifetime.