What’s Inside the BigByte Big Boxes?

The first year of school is a big deal for both families and children.

This impactful learning experience will influence an attitude and outlook towards a long academic career, social emotional life skill development, and the supportive relationship that helps to bridge home life with both school life and the outside world. 

At BigByte Junior, our youngest students get to learn about the world around them, slowly broadening awareness and understanding of communities, natural phenomenon and what to expect as they move through the world. 

This first year is a time for sensory exploration, curiosity, creativity and learning through play.

 It is so important to us that children not only learn a lot, but that they also have plenty of fun!

With many years of school in front of them, it's important that they build positive relationships with their care-givers, educators and classmates, and learn more than just English vocabulary. 

Our lessons are interactive, play-based and centered around music, physical movement and a variety of creative materials and activity centers.

In response to many families who want to know more about how to support their children’s early childhood development, and as a way to bridge and reinforce the lessons and conversations we begin at school, we have created our own Unit BigBoxes. 

Big box

Sent home every 5 weeks to complement each unit theme, alphabet and phonics focus, and beginner math and science concepts.

Filled with learning materials like flashcards and workbooks, art supplies for making selected crafts, and activity ideas that can be easily set-up at home for further family fun together. 

The social, emotional, creative and academic lessons ensure the development of the whole child. 

So explore and unpack our BigBoxes with excitement and confidence.

“Read, play, laugh and get messy together! “

Learning moments are not limited to classrooms and categorized by subjects in the real world.

Show interest in their interests, model fascination for the world around you and be intentionally curious about their school life and all wonders of life together and your children will be lifelong learners!