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Early Preschool is the foundation your child needs to help get them ready for Preschool. Your independent learner will become accustomed to a stable routine and further enhance any self-help skills they have. In this classroom, your child will continue to learn to work with their peers and listen to their teachers for direction. Their unstructured playtime is allowed in eight learning centers: dramatic play, math, science, art, writing, manipulative, blocks, and reading. This allows your child to fully express themselves whether they are slaying dragons in our dramatic play or simply observing them in a book in our quiet reading area. We are here to help them along their journey!
Our Classroom
Outside Time
Outside Time
Children are taken outside for 45 minutes twice a day if the weather permits. Outside they are able to put their gross motor skills to work. They have their own personal playground where they can play to their hearts desire.
Mealtimes
Mealtimes
At this age, your child will transition from a sippy cup to an open cup. A small step to prepare them for the three-year-old classroom. We prepare meals full of whole grains, lots of healthy fruits and vegetables, and lean proteins. 1 percent milk is introduced and served four times a day to toddlers (Breakfast, Lunch, Snack Time (x2)).
Learning Beyond
Social and Personal Skills
Your child will participate in activities to develop the skills necessary for working and interacting with others. It will encourage your child to demonstrate self-control and also to express care and understanding for others.
Health, Safety, and Physical Development
Your child will participate in activities that involve large motor skills. Activities showcases your child increased confidence in movements such as running, jumping, sliding, pushing, hopping and pulling. Moves toward skipping, galloping and riding.
Science
Your child will investigate and observe the basic concepts of the Earth by developing an awareness of seasons (changing leaves, temperature, weather appropriate clothing etc.). We explore and discusses materials related to the rocks, soil, air, clouds, sun, moon, and stars.
Approaches to Learning
Our curriculum provides fun activities that helps develops and expands your child's listening skills. Opportunities for your child to demonstrates self-direction and independence through using toilet independently, washes hands unassisted, blows nose when reminded and dresses self for outdoor play with assistance.
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