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Music, Art and Movement ARE the Basics In grades one through eight, children learn best through direct experiences that stir their emotions and trigger their imaginations. We meet this need by presenting subjects pictorially and dramatically, while cultivating their powers of imagination and creativity. Drawing, painting, poetry, recitation, drama, singing and playing a musical instrument all build academic skills that deepen comprehension. Subjects as diverse as mathematics and grammar, carpentry and knitting, sports and foreign language are taught imaginatively and artistically in widely divergent ways. Each year, the curriculum offers content appropriate to the child’s development. This approach allows motivation to arise from within, laying the foundation for joyful lifelong learning.
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