“Why is the sky blue?” “Why do cats purr?” “Why can’t I see the wind?” If you're a parent or teacher of a preschooler, you've likely answered hundreds of “why” questions before breakfast. While it might seem like children are just being chatty, these questions are actually signs of a powerful cognitive tool—curiosity. And when

In a world that's evolving faster than ever—driven by technology, innovation, and global challenges—today’s children need more than just alphabets and numbers. They need to learn how to think critically, adapt, communicate, and solve problems creatively. That’s why the best early learning environments today focus on developing future-ready