Kuno Method's
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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) IQ and Cognitive Development (Critical Thinking | Memory | Science & General Knowledge | Fine Motor Skills)
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It sets a solid foundation for children before they progress to primary school.

Logical Thinking
(Comparison, Order​ & Measurement)

• ​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.

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• 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

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• ​A child develops listening and public speaking skills, which leads to an internalisation of courtesy, empathy and self-confidence  into his/her personality

IQ and Cognitive Development

• 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​

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• ​Science-related exercises get a child excited about learning and finding answers in the real world

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