Activities that use large muscles, such as sitting, crawling, standing, walking, jumping, and posture control.

Activities that involve precise movements, including touching, grasping, cutting, pasting, working with molds, and picking up objects.

Exercises that help preschoolers develop the skills needed for holding a pencil and managing notebooks or worksheets.

Activities that assist children in recognizing letters and their sounds through educational charts and illustrative lesson plans.

Activities that introduce number recognition and basic value concepts.

Storytelling with hand movements and facial expressions to boost imagination and verbal skills.

Activities that promote body coordination with music and involve singing children's rhymes.

Age-appropriate free play and physical activities to enhance strength and coordination.

Creative projects including drawing, coloring, paper folding, cutting, and pasting.