STAGE 1 TO 2 YEARS

A planet to discover... together

When our little ones finish their first year, they are ready for a new stage. A stage in which movement is decisive. Because their new motor skills push them to discover the world, helping them to connect their body, their senses and starting to open up to the social world.

This new year is marked by constant discoveries, growing autonomy and achievements happening at a dizzying pace. As educators and co-pilots on this journey, there is nothing better than enjoying their progress and rediscovering the world through their eyes.

And we do it together, with them and with you, forming an invincible team. Will you join us to explore this stage?

Our explorers at Planet Discovery

Can you imagine that every day you discover something new? And that everything awakens your motivation and enthusiasm to keep on doing it, to test yourself, to go a little further every day?

Our 1-2 year old boys and girls are like that. As they perfect their autonomous movement they enjoy testing themselves. That’s why our 1-2 year old classroom had to be called Discovery Planet.

A week at Planet Discovery

  • Psychomotor games and activities to develop balance, coordination, postural control and fine motor skills.
  • Creative and sensory exploration, with diverse materials and unlimited artistic workshops.
  • Experimentation with the environment, manipulating temperatures, shapes, colors and natural or recycled elements.
  • Communicative and musical expression, encouraging verbal and body language through stories, theater and music.
  • Personal autonomy, learning basic habits such as washing hands, getting dressed or using a spoon.
  • Coexistence and emotional development, enjoying community with peers and families.
  • Group games, reinforcing socialization and sense of belonging.
  • Artistic workshops, such as theater, dance, music and painting, to enhance creativity.
  • Free and structured play, including heuristic, symbolic and discovery play.
  • Second vehicular language in English, introducing the language in a natural way in daily life, without forcing it.