Numbers are key to understanding the world around us and play a vital role in our lives. Through play, children learn basic number and mathematics concepts in a fun and interactive way, sparking curiosity. Numbers are present in all aspects of life, from the past to the future, including technology, science, art, and culture. Our carefully designed education system will help children fall in love with numbers, easing the learning process and preparing them for future challenges.
With simple movements in the program SuperClever Junior, we introduce children to numbers with a pencil, making the world of numbers as simple as possible for them.”
The SuperClever Junior program is built around the SuperClever Juniors set, which uses colorful tiles of various shapes and textures, cards illustrating real-world objects, and a manual of creative activities to introduce children to numbers and basic mathematical operations in an engaging, hands-on way. During lessons, children arrange the tiles into sequences and puzzles, match the cards to the correct quantities, complete tailored worksheets, and play addition and subtraction games using physical manipulatives, while the manual offers ideas for both independent and group challenges.
Our teachers come to meetings with children with a multitude of creative ideas, supported by a professional team that continuously works on the development of new and better methods. Educators who conduct the SuperClever program are always open to new knowledge, methods, and encounters with young participants.
After completing the Superclever juniors program, our participants are ready for an adventure with Superclever who calculates incredibly quickly, remembers like the most advanced computer, and on top of that, is well-mannered and aware of true life values.
The little ones eagerly anticipate our tasks and often ask, "When will Supercever be back again?" In addition to standard methods, we often use everyday items such as pebbles, sticks, leaves, etc., to present numbers to children in the simplest possible way.
