Language arts are taught through rich oral tradition, imagination, and artistic expression. Reading and writing grow naturally out of storytelling, poetry, and song—allowing children to develop a deep love for language before focusing on the mechanics. Teachers tell vivid fairy tales, fables, and legends that form the foundation for early literacy lessons. From these stories, children create drawings and write simple sentences, gradually discovering letters and sounds as living symbols with meaning and beauty.

Through recitation, drama, and rhythmic speech, they strengthen memory, vocabulary, and a sense of language’s art. This approach fosters not only literacy skills but also wonder, creativity, and a heartfelt connection to both spoken and written words.