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Before embarking on their Learning Journey, our K1 and K2 children at Little Olive Tree Rochor were introduced to the topic of animal habitats. Through a thoughtfully curated video, they observed different environments and discussed how each habitat supports different kinds of animals. They discovered that every living thing has a place where it belongs. Stella thoughtfully shared, “Grass is important for animals… without grass, they will die.” In that simple observation,

We hear this often and on the surface, it sounds reasonable. After all, infants cannot talk, read, or follow instructions. Their days seem simple and repetitive. So why would they need a curriculum? At Little Olive Tree , we believe this assumption overlooks something essential: babies are learning all the time . From birth, infants are actively making sense of the world through their bodies, senses, and most importantly, their relationships with the adults who care for them.