KUNO method's Mastery of 6 Fundamental Learning Areas
Would you like your child to master these concepts and acquire these skills before starting primary school?
KUNO method helps children acquire a deep understanding of concepts organised in 6 fundamental learning areas, which they can build on for acquisition of more advanced knowledge later on.
1) Comparison, Order & Measurement 2) Spatial Recognition 3) Numbers & Operations 4) Geometry 5) Language & Effective Communication 6) Other Essential Life Skills (Critical Thinking | Memory | Science & General Knowledge | Fine Motor Skills) It sets a solid foundation for children before they progress to primary school.
Comparing helps a child identify a relationship between the objects in terms of attributes such as size, weight, length and volume.
Ordering helps a child learn logic (such as sequence of events in a story) which goes beyond numeracy.
Comparing and Ordering sets the foundation for formal learning on Measurement.
Numbers & Operations
A child with strong number sense understands the relationship between quantities and numbers
This lays the foundation for understanding concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
Develop critical thinking skills for solving word problems
Spatial Recognition
Up-down, left-right, grid positions, movement and orientation of objects on maps
2D, 3D perception
Understand that the same object may look different when viewed from different perspectives
Strong visualisation and imaging ability
A child who understands spatial relationships will be able to work out complex puzzles.
Geometry
2-D shapes, 3-D shapes, symmetry, systematic counting of shapes in geometric puzzle
A child learns about basic shapes and develop the power of visualisation through manipulating shapes in their mind
Mastery of geometry also helps develop advanced mathematical concepts like multiplication and division
Sharpen observation and logical thinking skills
Language & Effective Communication
Key words to articulate concepts learnt precisely in English, verbal reasoning practice
Achieve clarity of thought through articulation of concepts learnt in a child’s own words
A child develops listening and public speaking skills, which leads to an internalisation of courtesy, empathy and self-confidence into his/her personality
Other Essential Life Skills
Psychomotor skills, social skills, reasoning skills, memory, thinking out of the box, science, general knowledge
All learning starts from knowing the attributes of things and understanding the interaction between things
Science-related exercises get a child excited about learning and finding answers in the real world