Practical Life refers to activities that help children develop life skills, independence, and coordination. These tasks include everyday activities like pouring, sweeping, dressing, and cooking, designed to foster concentration, responsibility, and fine motor skills.

Sensorial activities are designed to help children refine their senses and enhance their perception and understanding of the world. These activities use specialized materials to engage the senses and develop skills such as observation, comparison, and classification.

Mathematics involves using hands-on, concrete materials to help children understand abstract mathematical concepts. This approach emphasizes sequential learning, allowing children to build a strong foundation in number sense, operations, and problem-solving through exploration and discovery.

Language development focuses on enhancing communication skills through hands-on materials and activities. It includes phonetics, vocabulary, writing, and reading, encouraging children to explore and express themselves effectively while fostering a love for literature and language.