Preschool classrooms follow the Public Pre-K for ME curriculum. This fabulous curriculum was created for 4 year old's but our amazing team has adapted it for 3 and up helping them to adjust to the curriculum and schedule prior to going into Public school.
https://www.maine.gov/doe/learning/earlychildhood/PreK4ME
Toddler rooms- Our team of Directors has taken the Pre-k for ME as an example and created a toddler curriculum that supports the development of children starting as early as age 1 up through 3.
Infant rooms- 6 week through 12month works on a daily basis to meet children's individual milestones, they do this through arts and crafts, tummy time, reading, cognitive play and so much more.
Climbing ,running, hanging, problem solving and balancing is all done on our playgrounds, all fenced in playgrounds are turfed at each facility while natual playgrounds may have more natural boundires.
Standing, crawling, hop scotch, balancing, climbing, throwing. jumping, and so much more. Gross motor skills start at a young age and increase as children grow and become stronger.
Early literacy exposure through books, labels, stories and more come into the classroom through the whole day but the favorite is a bunch of friends all reading to each other.
Circle time is where kids learn to count, sing, sit for a story , how to be present with their peers and teachers, and so much more
So many ways to explore sensory through sand boxes, water play, sensory bins, natural environments.
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inclusivity
emotions
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