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With AI advancing so rapidly, what will my child's future look like?
In the AI era, what kind of education will equip children to confidently face an uncertain future?
Merely accumulating knowledge can no longer prepare children for unpredictable challenges. The ultimate armor for the AI era lies in nurturing children's core competencies ¨C the critical abilities and essential character to solve complex problems in real-world contexts.
The Well-being Education integrated with IB PYP Curriculum by Shanghai World Foreign Language Early Childhood Education Group offers a 0-6 integrated early education solution centered on core competency development. Inquiry is children's innate instinct. From parent-child programs (0-3 years) to kindergarten (3-6 years), this curriculum progressively cultivates children's future competitiveness through bilingual transdisciplinary thematic inquiry.
How to enable infants and toddlers aged 0-3 to unlock infinite possibilities for the future while ensuring safety and exploration?
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Parent-Guided Exploration: Respect-Response Approach to Nurturing Holistic Discovery
Security forms the foundation of a child¡¯s exploration. Guided by a respectful, responsive caregiving philosophy, our Parent-Child Center transitions from dual teacher support (for both parents and infants) to teacher-guided companionship in childcare, building a stable, nurturing safety net for holistic development.

Structured Exploration Framework at Shanghai World Foreign Language Early Childhood Development Center Under bilingual transdisciplinary themes, the center establishes a consistent exploration cycle:
Circle Time ¡ú Self-Care ¡ú Independent Exploration, integrated into two core programs: Little MOver: Develops motor skills and coordination and Little ExplOrer: Sparks creativity and inquiry.This framework fosters a secure environment for infants and toddlers to explore comprehensively.Intentional Spaces for Natural Growth and Parent Empowerment.

Holistic Exploration Safety Net for Infants and Toddlers
Shanghai World Foreign Language Early Childhood Development Center designs relaxed, multi-functional zones that honor children¡¯s innate curiosity. Through relationship-based guidance, modeling, and affirmation, teachers help parents discover personalized interaction styles. For example:In the Textures themed sensory area, children explore hardness, temperature, and textures through touch. Parents observe subtle behaviors: Does their child boldly experiment or cautiously observe? Do they tap or mouth objects? Teachers support parents by demonstrating encouragement or gentle modeling when children hesitate.This ecosystem protects children¡¯s organic growth while empowering parents as confident partners in discovery.
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Teacher Guided Growth: Pre-IB Inquiry Cycles for Building Foundational Concepts in Early Learners
Infants and toddlers are natural learners and explorers, yet their rapidly shifting interests and attention spans require tailored approaches. Drawing on five years of practice, Shanghai Qingpu World Foreign Language Kindergarten (Nursery Division) has innovatively developed a Pre-IB Inquiry Cycle framework for 1.5-3 year-olds. This adaptation of the IB's Six-Step Inquiry Cycle nurtures their conceptual development, fostering curiosity and foundational understanding through teacher-supported exploration.

Pre-IB Inquiry Cycle
Infants and toddlers possess an innate sensitivity to color. Through the bilingual, transdisciplinary Colors inquiry unit, children aged 1.5-3 progressively delve deeper into the mysteries of color across four cyclical phases. With supportive guidance from teachers, they actively express their perception and understanding of color through hands-on exploration.
1. Multi-sensory Exploring & Provocating
We create color exploration corners in indoor and outdoor environments, curated with monochromatic arrangements of natural and everyday objects: golden corn clusters, orange tangerine displays, and bright pomelo collections. These installations stimulate toddlers¡¯ chromatic curiosity and inspire spontaneous exploration of color relationships.




Beyond campus, teachers and parents guide children into nature's palette for immersive color-hunting journeys. Collecting multicolored leaves/fruits/petals, children match hues to color wheels, identifying color companions within the same spectrum. This sensory-rich process cultivates initial aesthetic literacy.



2. Exploring & Finding out
In children's worlds, toys, food, and natural materials all become gateways to freely investigate the color universe. Using tiny hands to complete chromatic matching games and attempt object classification challenges, toddlers uncover chromatic relationships between items. As they freely combine hues and transform ordinary objects through color-based DIY projects, these activities authentically unleash their imagination and creativity.




To deepen color exploration in daily learning, teachers launched the Pomelo Palette project during pomelo harvest season, bringing campus-grown pomelos into classrooms. Children freely combine vibrant materials ¨C pipe cleaners, straws, stickers, mosaic tiles, air-dry clay, and pom poms ¨C to craft their own whimsical pomelo creatures.



3. Making connections & Sorting out
As children become acquainted with color friends like blue, red, and green, picture books such as The Color Monster and Little Blue and Little Yellow spark curiosity: Do colors really change when they mix? Through hands-on color fusion experiments ¨C squeezing paint blobs, blending pigments, kneading colored clay, and spraying watercolors ¨C children discover the magical transformation of colors. This exploration journey helps them build cognitive connections between sensory experiences and conceptual understanding, forming their first scientific insight: color combinations create new possibilities.



To help children better perceive and understand color blending, teachers created the Color Embrace activity. Children hug peers who share their favorite colors, mirroring how color friends mix together. Through these interactions, they experience the magical effects of blending differences - both between people and colors.


4.Building understanding & Taking Action
After thorough exploration, children discovered connections between colors and various objects, sparking creative combinations. Materials like multicolored stickers, LEGO bricks of different sizes, sponges in varied shapes, brushes, cotton swabs, toothbrushes, and toy car wheels became their artistic tools. This vibrant color laboratory witnessed astonishing creations emerge as they played with hues.

Ultimately, the children showcased their color explorations through an art exhibition. Teachers designed interactive spaces where young creators engaged with masterpieces¡ªassembling colored blocks in Mondrian-inspired grids, crafting polka-dotted color magic ¨¤ la Yayoi Kusama. Through painting, molding, and collaging, the children reinterpreted iconic artworks, collaboratively producing fresh artistic visions.





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Diverse Learning Communities: Nurturing Holistic Growth for Infants and Toddler




We create boundary-breaking educational spaces through multicultural activities like World Culture Week, Life Carnival, Theater Storytime, and Imagination Festivals. From forests to aquariums, museums to theaters, learning happens organically in immersive environments, allowing infants and toddlers to develop freely and holistically within a thriving educational ecosystem.





During this critical 0-3 developmental stage, our Well-being Education integrated with IB PYP Curriculum employs progressive bilingual, transdisciplinary thematic inquiry. Through this progressive framework, children embrace the belief that I make the world beautiful empowering them to become agents of change and unlock infinite future possibilities.
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