Learn while having fun

Learning through all the senses creates a fun environment where the subject isn’t just memorized; it’s internalized and becomes a permanent imprint to the child’s synapse wiring. With each step of information internalized, children begin to build a scaffolding of knowledge, and with each added layer of information, more new brain synapses are wired.

Bringing in the senses to touch, smell, taste, see, and hear - to the learning environment offers stimulating and exciting learning for all styles. Studying the Netherlands, we use our hands to make maps, smell and taste Dutch cheese, use our eyes to view the waters surrounding land or works of art, and hear Baroque music. With each sensory experience, the wold of a new country begins to take hold, and and imprint of the Netherlands is formed. Just think what it would be like for a children to have learned about the Netherlands utilizing all their senses, and then visit? The imprints of the Dutch culture would come to life, and the child grows with confidence of their place in the world.