Curriculum for Grade 1 & 2 (Ages 6 and 7)

The early elementary years represent a critical period in your child’s development where curiosity, confidence, and core learning foundations are established. 

Our comprehensive Grade 1 & 2 curriculum harnesses this natural enthusiasm for discovery while introducing structured learning experiences that build essential skills across multiple dimensions. 

We’ve thoughtfully designed this two-year journey to balance academic growth with personal development, emotional intelligence, and practical life skills that will serve your child throughout their educational journey and beyond.

Curriculum Overview

  • Mind Explorers – Children explore their identity beyond surface labels, develop emotional intelligence, and enhance sensory awareness through engaging activities
  • Business for Kids – Lessons from the Value Creation module covering the six ways to create value, problem-solving, prototyping, and bringing ideas to life
  • Cognitive Biases – Introduction to simple biases like Novelty Bias, Bandwagon Effect, Action Bias, and Scarcity Bias through age-appropriate examples
  • Mental Models – First explorations of Murphy’s Law, Map vs. Territory concept, and avoiding the Path of Least Resistance
  • Systems Thinking – Basic understanding of environments, resources, safety concepts, and simple algorithms
  • Developmental Growth Objectives – Age-appropriate activities to build self-responsibility, develop personal power, and create a foundation for emotional resilience

Developmental Growth Objectives

Throughout the two-year curriculum, these foundational growth objectives are introduced at developmentally appropriate times, beginning a journey that will continue throughout your child’s development.

Unlike scheduled lessons, these objectives are integrated into daily life through ongoing practices, regular activities, and intentional experiences that evolve as your child grows.

Beginning at Age 6:

Build Self-Responsibility

  • Develop an internal compass for thoughtful decision-making
  • Understand the impact of personal actions on others
  • Take age-appropriate ownership of choices and tasks
  • Build confidence through mastery of meaningful responsibilities
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Develop a Sense of Personal Power

  • Recognize and celebrate unique strengths and abilities
  • Make meaningful choices with appropriate guidance
  • Build confidence to face challenges with resilience
  • Develop healthy relationships based on mutual respect
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Beginning at Age 7:

Move Away from Victim Mindset

  • Perceive challenges as opportunities rather than threats
  • Develop a sense of agency over circumstances
  • Focus on solutions rather than unfairness
  • Build emotional resilience and effective coping strategies
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Overcome Self-Pity

  • Cultivate active problem-solving approaches
  • Develop gratitude and positive perspective
  • Recognize personal strengths during difficulties
  • Build perseverance and growth mindset
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Raise Consciousness Above the Collective

  • Nurture individuality and authentic self-expression
  • Develop critical thinking skills to evaluate group beliefs
  • Build confidence to express different perspectives
  • Recognize unique personal identity and capabilities
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Begin to Contribute to Society

  • Understand connection to the broader community
  • Discover ways to make a positive difference
  • Connect personal strengths to helping others
  • Develop empathy and social awareness
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24-Month Learning Journey

Our curriculum provides 2 focused lessons each month in critical thinking, entrepreneurship, self-awareness, and other foundational skills that complement your core academic instruction. 

These lessons are designed to be integrated alongside your chosen math, language arts, science, and other traditional subjects, creating a well-rounded educational experience. 

Each lesson is comprehensive and may span multiple weeks, incorporating books, movies, songs, quizzes and hands-on activities that you’ll want to revisit with your child. 

Rather than rushing through concepts, this approach allows for deep integration of these crucial life skills.  

These are the lessons that traditional schooling often overlooks—the very skills that will prepare your children for success in our rapidly evolving, AI-driven world.

Month 1:

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Systems Thinking:

External Influences & Dependencies: Environment

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Bluey (optional):

Episode: The Beach

Bluey and Bingo explore the beach, discovering the joy of creativity and the beauty of nature while learning how teamwork and imagination can turn an outing into an adventure.

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: The Six Ways to Create Value: Introduction to the Six Ways to Create Value

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The Profit (optional):

Episode: Sweet Pete’s

Huge transformation centered on turning a charming candy brand into a scalable experience. Marcus refines product quality, improves the retail experience, and builds a flagship store that delivers joy and education — all elements of amplified customer value.

Month 2:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: The Six Ways to Create Value: Make a Product: Creating Things People Want to Buy

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The Profit (optional):

Episode: Eco-Me

Strong product-based value creation. Marcus helps reposition the brand by emphasizing natural cleaning products’ health and environmental benefits, and works to simplify and clarify product offerings. The business evolves to better serve eco-conscious consumers.

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3.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Shops

Bluey and Bingo visit the shops with Bandit, learning about budgeting, decision-making, and the importance of being considerate when making choices for the family.

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Mind Explorers:

Exploring Identity & Self-Concept: The Nameless Adventure

Book: “The Name Jar” by Yangsook Choi.

Month 3:

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Cognitive Bias

Adaptation & Self-Perception Biases: Novelty Bias

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Bluey (optional):

Episode: Pizza Girls

Bluey and Bingo prefer Muffin’s flashy new car, but discover their old, broken Pedally makes the game more fun—challenging their bias toward newer things.

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Mind Explorers:

Exploring Identity & Self-Concept: The Erasing Game

Book: “I Am Enough” by Grace Byers.

Month 4:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: The Six Ways to Create Value: Offer a Service: Helping Others with Your Skills

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Bluey (optional):

Episode: Taxi

Bluey and Bingo play taxi drivers, picking up passengers and navigating their way through imaginative adventures, learning about responsibility, problem-solving, and the joy of helping others.

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Mind Explorers:

Exploring Identity & Self-Concept: The Identity Explorer

Book: “The Way I Feel” by Janan Cain.

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4.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Work

Bluey and Bingo imagine what it’s like to have a job, learning the value of responsibility, creativity, and teamwork as they explore different roles and tasks together.

Month 5:

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Mental Model:

Cause & Effect Analysis: Murphy’s Law

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Bluey (optional):

Episode: BBQ

Bluey and Bingo help Bandit with a BBQ, but everything goes wrong. They learn that despite setbacks, patience, teamwork, and a positive attitude can turn things around.

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Mind Explorers:

Exploring Identity & Self-Concept: The Source Slide Adventure

Book: “Wherever You Go” by Pat Zietlow Miller.

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4.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Slide

Bingo and Lila are excited to use their new waterslide, but they play a mindful game of Bug Inspector to avoid squishing any bugs.

Month 6:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: The Six Ways to Create Value: Share a Resource: Let Others Use Something Cool You Have

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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Faceytalk

Bluey and Bingo create a pretend video call with their friends, learning about communication, connection, and the fun of using imagination to stay in touch.

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Mind Explorers:

Exploring Identity & Self-Concept: The Existence Expedition

Book: “The Three Questions” by Jon J. Muth.

Month 7:

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Systems Thinking:

Resource Management & Efficiency: Stock

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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: TV Shop

At the chemist, Bluey, Bingo, and their friends have fun with the CCTV screens, thinking it’s a TV shop, while Dad stops for vitamins.

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Emotion Artist

Book: “The Color Monster: A Story About Emotions” by Anna Llenas.

Month 8:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: The Six Ways to Create Value: Resell Things: Buy Low, Sell High!

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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Kids

Bluey and Bingo try to act like grown-ups, but quickly realize the challenges of being “big kids,” learning the value of being present in their own age.

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Mood Explorer

Book: “In My Heart: A Book of Feelings” by Jo Witek.

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3.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Bad Mood

Bingo’s bad mood causes chaos, but Bluey helps her regulate emotions with calming techniques, while Mum’s comforting support helps Bingo shift back to happiness.

Month 9:

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Mental Model:

Foundations of Mental Models: The Map is Not the Territory

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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Chickenrat

Bingo loses Floppy while playing a game, and by retracing their steps, Bluey and Bingo realize their imagination shaped their actions, leading them to find Floppy.

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Awareness Expansion Game

Book: “My Magic Breath: Finding Calm Through Mindful Breathing” by Nick Ortner and Alison Taylor.

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4.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Bedroom

Bluey moves into her own bedroom but soon realizes how much she misses Bingo. She learns the importance of connection and finds a way to stay close.

Month 10:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: The Six Ways to Create Value: Create a Subscription: Give People Something Cool Again and Again

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Freedom and Forgiveness Explorer

Book: “The Forgiveness Garden” by Lauren Thompson.

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3.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Verandah Santa

Bluey learns that Christmas is about kindness and emotional connection, not just presents, as she navigates the feelings of giving, receiving, and family togetherness.

Month 11:

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Systems Thinking:

Risk & Resilience: Fail Safe

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Time Traveler’s Mind

Book: “The Mindful Dragon: A Dragon Book about Mindfulness” by Steve Herman.

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3.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Fairytale

Dad shares a childhood story about empathy and forgiveness, teaching Bluey and Bingo the importance of kindness and family through a fairytale involving his past and the 1980s.

Month 12:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: The Six Ways to Create Value: Rent Things Out: Share Your Stuff and Earn Money!

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Slippery Mind Slide

Book: “Charlotte and the Quiet Place” by Deborah Sosin.

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3.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Stickbird

Bluey helps Bingo manage her emotions by teaching her to “throw her troubles away,” guiding both Bingo and Bandit in emotional regulation and processing feelings of sadness.

Month 13:

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Mental Model:

Simplification & Efficiency: Avoiding the Path of Least Resistance

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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Explorers 

Jack steps up to lead the expedition, while his dad faces challenges navigating without satnav, demonstrating the value of persistence and problem-solving over taking the easy route.

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Breezling Superstar

Book: “Take the Time: Mindfulness for Kids” by Maud Roegiers.

Month 14:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: Making Life Easier: Solving Problems for Others

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The Profit (optional):

Episode: Handi Products

Clear emphasis on creating value for people with disabilities. Marcus works with the team to innovate new products, improve usability, and better meet customer needs. A solid example of functional and meaningful value creation.

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Intentionless Adventure

Book: “Now” by Antoinette Portis.

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3.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Relax

Chilli learns to let go of her need to control everything and embraces relaxation, discovering the joy of being present with her family.

Month 15:

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Cognitive Bias:

Social Influence Biases: Bandwagon Effect
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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: The Decider

Chucky navigates divided loyalties between parents’ teams, reflecting emotional intelligence, while Bluey succumbs to the bandwagon effect. Both learn the value of personal choice and unity.

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Compassion Quest

Book: “The Invisible Boy” by Trudy Ludwig.

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4.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: The Weekend

Bingo feels ignored when Dad misses her discovery. Through compassion, Bandit recognizes her feelings, teaching emotional awareness and regulation, and restores their connection.

Month 16:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: Is It Worth It? Understanding What People Value

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Mind Explorers:

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation: The Context and Background Explorer

Book: “One Hungry Spider” by Jeannie Baker.

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3.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Blue Mountains

Bluey and Chilli’s hand-play adventure shows how emotional intelligence grows through empathy, trust, and learning from others—balancing caution with openness in relationships and recognizing when feelings signal real risks.

Month 17:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: Mix and Match: Combining Different Ways to Create Value

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Mind Explorers:

Perception & Sensory Awareness: The Body Explorer’s Adventure

Book: “Be a Tree!” by Maria Gianferrari.

Month 18:

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Cognitive Bias:

Decision-Making Biases: Action Bias
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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: The Show

Bingo struggles with disappointment, but Chilli encourages emotional regulation, teaching her to express feelings and persevere. The sisters’ resilience builds emotional intelligence through creativity.

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: Putting Together and Breaking Apart: Making Choices Easy or Flexible

Month 19:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: Prototypes: Testing Your Ideas Before Making Them Big

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The Profit (optional):

Episode: Skullduggery

Focuses on product development and innovation in the toy and craft kit industry.

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Mind Explorers:

Perception & Sensory Awareness: The Inner Face Explorer

Book: “Listening to My Body” by Gabi Garcia.

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4.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Swim School

Bluey and Bingo, with Bandit’s guidance, sharpen their perception as they navigate shifting rules and favoritism, learning to tune into fairness, tone, and the unspoken dynamics in play.

Month 20:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: The WIGWAM Way: Making Things Better, Step by Step

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The Profit (optional):

Episode: Mr Green Tea

An ice-cream company focused on product development and expanding flavor profiles, but the episode also leans into distribution, family dynamics, and scaling production.

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Mind Explorers:

Perception & Sensory Awareness: The Abstract Art Adventure

Book: “The Noisy Paintbox: The Colors and Sounds of Kandinsky’s Abstract Art” by Barb Rosenstock.

Month 21:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: Trade-offs in Business: Creating Value and Understanding Choices

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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: The Sleepover

Bluey and Bingo’s excitement clashes with Muffin’s need for rest, highlighting the trade-off between fun and health. They learn to shift focus and prioritize well-being

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Mind Explorers:

Perception & Sensory Awareness: The Inner World Explorers

Book: “The Feelings Book” by Todd Parr.

Month 22:

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Cognitive Bias:

Decision-Making Biases: Scarcity Bias
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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: Economic Values: The Special Ingredients of Value

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3.

The Profit (optional):

Episode: Mr. Cory’s Cookies

The entire episode revolves around clarifying what the product is and improving the formula so it delivers consistent value. Marcus helps rework the recipe, scale production, and define the brand’s core promise.

Month 23:

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Advanced Value Concepts: The Simplest Version That Works: Understanding Minimum Viable Offer (MVO)

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Mind Explorers:

Perception & Sensory Awareness: The Mind Projection Playground

Book: “The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend” by Dan Santat.

Month 24:

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Systems Thinking:

Automation & Standardization: Algorithms

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2.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Shadowlands

In Shadowlands, the game’s rules of staying in the shadows highlight how following a structured approach makes the experience more enjoyable and fair for everyone involved.

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Business for Kids:

Value Creation: Final Lesson: Creating Amazing Things: Your Value Creation Adventure

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4.

The Profit (optional):

Episode: Smithfly Designs

Strong value proposition around innovation—specifically the inflatable fishing raft. Marcus pushes the founder to stop distracting side projects and focus on the one high-value, differentiated product. Great episode about zeroing in on what the market truly values.

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5.

Bluey (optional):

Episode: Cubby

Bluey and Bingo’s huge cubby overwhelms everyone—until they realize even amazing creations feel better when they’re clear, cozy, and easy to enjoy.

Complementary Media Resources

To enhance and reinforce the concepts taught in our curriculum, we recommend incorporating these quality television programs that align beautifully with our learning objectives:

Brain Games This engaging series explores the fascinating workings of the human mind through fun experiments and interactive challenges. It perfectly complements our Mental Models and Cognitive Bias lessons by demonstrating how our thinking works (and sometimes tricks us) in real-world contexts.

The Profit This reality business show follows entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis as he invests in struggling businesses and helps transform them. It provides excellent real-world examples that reinforce our Systems Thinking and Business for Kids lessons, allowing children to see entrepreneurial concepts in action.

Bluey This charming animated series follows the adventures of a family of dogs, modeling healthy family dynamics, emotional intelligence, and creative play. It beautifully complements our Mind Explorers activities and Growth Objectives, presenting complex emotional concepts in accessible, age-appropriate ways.

These carefully selected programs can serve as springboards for meaningful discussions and provide visual reinforcement of the concepts being taught in our curriculum.

How to Use This Curriculum

Our Grade 1 & 2 curriculum is designed to supplement your core academic instruction with essential skills not typically covered in traditional education. 

We recommend following the monthly sequence as outlined, as concepts build upon each other across different subject areas. However, you know your child best—feel free to adjust pacing or dive deeper into areas that particularly resonate with your child.

The interactive activities, discussion prompts, and hands-on projects are designed to create meaningful learning experiences that strengthen your parent-child bond while developing essential knowledge and skills. These lessons work best when integrated with consistent attention to the ongoing developmental growth objectives described above.

Begin your journey today by exploring Month 1 and watch as your child transforms into a confident, curious learner who not only acquires knowledge but knows how to apply it meaningfully in the world.

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