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From learning what sounds letters make to counting to 10, preschool is about discovery.
The entire span of lessons and content that children will be taught during the course of a preschool education is based on the early childhood education philosophy we follow, as our children may explore a wide variety of academic, social, physical, and emotional lessons.
In addition to academics and social skills, we work on critical speech and fine motor skills.
By the time they move into kindergarten, children are ready to speak in longer phrases and sentences, use a pair of scissors, and kick a ball.
Our preschool uses specific materials and activities to encourage children in hands-on learning.
We endeavor to work on key skill areas such as these:
Transitioning from one activity to another Calendar, including the seasons and months of the year
Physical activity like running, jumping, skipping, hopping on one foot, and using playground equipment and balls
During any given day, our preschoolers are likely to take part in:Specific activities, such as circle time, song time, calendar time, active play time, story time, and craft time
Transitional periods that exist between activities like learning how to walk in a line with peers and how to clean up toys and supplies
Special activities not necessarily taught by the primary preschool teacher, but by a special art, music, library, or physical education teacher
Field trips designed to enhance a lesson, such as a trip to the post office to learn about mail or a visit to the grocery store to learn about choosing healthy foods
Sessions with special guest speakers who are brought in to provide more details to a lesson, such as a police officer to talk about safety or a dentist to discuss oral health
Our preschool curriculum also encompasses homework given to the child to reinforce what was learned in the classroom.
While it may look like a preschooler is simply playing in the preschool classroom all day, that's not the case. Play is so much more than a child having fun, though kids are certainly having lots of that. Especially when it involves interacting with other children, play teaches young children how to:
Different types of play, including both structured and unstructured, allow children to practice different skills in different ways in our preschool classrooms with the goal of helping children meet the various language, social, physical, and cognitive goals.
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