Play is a fundamental aspect of human development. The impulse to play is innate and cannot be suppressed. However, it is essential to recognize that while the desire to play is natural, understanding how to channel it effectively requires careful guidance. At Kanasu, we embrace a play-based approach that integrates both child-initiated and teacher-supported learning. Our educators foster children’s curiosity and learning through interactions that challenge their thinking and encourage them to reach higher levels.

For example, while children play with blocks, a teacher might ask questions to stimulate problem-solving and critical thinking, such as “How many blocks do you need to build this?” or “Can you blow the house down?” These questions introduce children to concepts in arithmetic, science, and logic. Simple activities like stacking blocks become opportunities for applied learning. Through play, children develop social and cognitive skills, gain emotional maturity, and build the confidence to embrace new experiences.’

Play also nurtures positive attitudes toward learning, including imagination, curiosity, calmness, and collaboration. At Kanasu, we strive to cultivate these qualities to help children thrive in their formative years and beyond.

At Kanasu Preschool, we believe that all children are winners, each with their unique potential to shine and succeed in a nurturing and supportive environment. This philosophy aligns with our core values of inclusivity, encouragement, and individual growth.