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STEP 00·Ages 6–7 · Kindergarten

SEED

Seed

“I play, make it, try it, and find out!”

A play-based English and first-making stage for kindergarteners. English arrives for the first time inside songs, stories and play, and children learn the joy of “make it, try it, find out” with their own hands. No screens, no tests, no pressure — SEED is not prep for elementary SPARK, but the time a child first comes to love English and making.

Ages 6–7 · KindergartenFirst English through playHands-on · no screensPre-stage · optional
Illustration for the SEED stage
What they learn

What they learn

In this stage, children pick up these strengths with their hands.

First English through play

Children meet English with their ears first, in the repetition of songs, stories and play — and speak when they want to.

Make it & test it

Guess “what will happen?”, build it, then change exactly one thing and try again — the first feel of engineering.

Seeds of thinking

Sort, continue a pattern, put things in order — the roots that later grow into coding and math, grown through play.

Hands & habits

Carry with two hands, wait for a turn, and after a slip say “again!” — the attitudes that hold learning.

The Curriculum

Eight terms, carried by play

Every week we make and test together, and each term closes with a family “Play Day.” No tests, no performance pressure.

SD-1
Hello, Playroom!
안녕, 놀이방!

Greetings & colors — first mixes and makes

SD-2
Move Like Me
몸으로 말해요

English through the body; does it roll?

SD-3
Patterns Everywhere
무늬 놀이

Patterns you clap, bead and hear

SD-4
Light & Dark
빛과 그림자

On/off and shadow experiments

SD-5
Sort & Count
모으고 세어요

Collect, sort, count; float or sink

SD-6
Step by Step
차근차근

Putting steps in order; growing a seed

SD-7
Builders’ Town
꼬마 건축가

Stack, topple, rebuild; strong shapes

SD-8
Little Makers
꼬마 메이커

Make, fix and show — graduation term

English at this stage

English at this stage

“Ears before letters” is how English works at SEED. Children hear English naturally in the repetition of songs, stories and play, and speak when they feel ready. It’s completely fine if a child says nothing in English yet — understanding comes first. Comfort and safety are always held in Korean, and English soaks in as the language of play.

How we handle AI

How we handle AI

SEED is a screen-free stage. Tablets and computers don’t enter the room, and no AI is used. At this age, real experiences with hands and body come first. The first screen a child meets in our program is ScratchJr at elementary SPARK — saved so it feels like a graduation gift.

What they walk away with

What they walk away with

A weekly photo-and-a-line message home, a “SEED Workbook” holding a term of play and experiments in the child’s own drawings, photos and words, and a play day. At the final SD-8 term, a show and a “SEED completion” send them on to elementary SPARK.

Class details

Who
Ages 6–7
Kindergarten
Class size
Up to 6
Small-group homeroom
Schedule
2×/week · 60 min
immersed through play
Materials
Kit provided
All supplied in class
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Shall your child start with SEED?

Just tell us your child’s grade and interests and Adriana will personally say whether SEED is the right fit and where to start.

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