Early Development. Level 1 (Th 9:30am - 10:15am)

This spring session course consists of 10 classes (April 4th - June 6th).
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Payment methods

Please choose one of the following payment methods upon registration:

Block - 2 payments (every 5 classes)

Semester - 1 payment (10 classes: whole session at once). No longer available.

Block: By choosing this payment option upon registration, you'll have a payment due every 5th class. To ensure your enrollment, subsequent payments should be made no later than the day of the last paid class. You can conveniently make payments over the phone, online or at the reception desk. Please be aware that if the payment is not received by the day of the last paid class, your spot within the group may become available for waitlisted students.

Semester: By choosing this payment option upon registration, you will benefit from a discounted price per class. With this option, you’ll make one payment for the spring session. In the event of an early withdrawal before the final paid class, a fee of $50 will be applicable. The remaining amount corresponding to the unattended classes will be transferred to your family credit account and can be used towards any activity at our school.

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Cancellation and make-up policies
Due to the structure of this course, make-up classes are not possible. In case of absence from these classes, the amounts paid are non-refundable.

To read more about our cancellation and make-up policies, please, visit the website - https://stemschoolinventor.ca/cancellation-policies

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Early Development
Age group: 3 - 4.5 years old
What we study:
This course is designed for the youngest students who are starting to explore the world and make discoveries. Children in this course will create simple models of buildings, animals, different types of transport and fairy-tale characters using brightly coloured Lego Duplo bricks.

A look into the class:
Lessons are story-based and feature interactive presentations in which the teacher will animate, and each class is a new exciting topic! An example of a class is the zoo, they will listen to a story about the zoo and discuss what animals can be found at the zoo, then alongside their teacher, build an animal like a monkey, crocodile or parrot. Their teacher will be there to show them each step and answer any questions while encouraging active discussion on the topic.

What do we achieve:
Through instruction, building, and creative play, children practice fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, verbal communication, and social interaction in a structured but playful classroom setting. Children learn about colors, sizes, and shapes of objects in the world around them.