Diwali at Little Graduates Early Learning Center, the Montessori was more than just a celebration — it was a joyful blend of creativity, culture, and hands-on learning for our little […]
Discover how India’s National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 transforms early childhood education. Learn how Little Graduates aligns with NEP’s vision of joyful, play-based learning for children aged 3–8. How NEP […]
Discover how cooking activities at Little Graduates promote healthy eating habits, fine motor skills, and joyful parent-child bonding. Here’s why home-cooked food matters for toddlers. At Little Graduates, June wasn’t […]
Learn how teaching children to sneeze and cough responsibly builds hygiene habits in preschoolers. Discover fun preschool activities that promote self-care, social responsibility, and classroom wellness. Preschoolers sneeze. They cough. […]
As parents, few moments are as heartwarming and anticipated as hearing your child utter their first word. That magical “Amma” or “Dada” feels like the grand opening of their communication […]
Hands-on, Minds-on: The Montessori Way to Explore the World At Little Graduates Early Learning Center, Kochi, we don’t just teach—we help children experience.That’s exactly what Sensory Week was all about. […]
From the classrooms of Little Graduates, Kaloor, Kochi Most parents ask us the same thing: “When will my child start learning numbers?”“Can Montessori really teach math without books or worksheets?” […]
Little Graduates Early Learning Center, Kochi Every big future begins with a small start.At Kochi’s best Montessori Playschool, The Little Graduates Early Learning Center, we believe that early childhood is […]
Let’s do it Together!! 🙂 Inspired by Gavin McCormack’s “The Potential in Every Child” At Kochi’s Best Playschool – The Little Graduates Early Learning, Kaloor, Kochi, we see children blossom […]
If you’ve ever watched a child “help” with chores—sweeping, dusting, or building—you know they’re not doing it out of duty. For them, it’s pure joy. There’s a timeless saying: “What […]
