Education Curriculum
Infants
Our infant curriculum is designed to teach them to learn about themselves and the world around them thru interaction with other children and adults. They learn to value and naturally secure relationships. We help them to feel competent and to learn to be proud about the things that they can do. Another important area is making them feel supported as they express their independence.
Some of the Skills and Concepts Covered are:
To learn about themselves
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feel valued and secure in their relationships
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feel competent and proud about what they can do
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feel supported as they express their independence
Learning about their feelings
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communicate a broad range of emotions through gestures, sounds, and over time – words
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express their feelings in appropriate ways
To learn about others
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develop trusting relationships with nurturing adults
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show interest in peers
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demonstrate caring and cooperation
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try roles and relationships through imitation and pretend play
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learn about communicating
To express needs and thoughts without using words
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identify with a home language
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respond to verbal and nonverbal commands
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communicate through language
To learn about moving and doing
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develop gross motor skills
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develop fine motor skills
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coordinate eye and hand movements
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develop self-help skills
To acquire thinking skills
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gain an understanding of basic concepts and relationships
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apply knowledge to new situations
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develop strategies for solving problems
Toddlers
Our Toddler curriculum is designed to allow them to explore everything with their natural boundless energy. We encourage their sense of discovery while building vocabulary, encouraging imagination, and personalizing learning.
Some of the Skills and Concepts Covered are:
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Talking & Listening
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Vocabulary
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Colors
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Social/Emotional Development
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Self-Concept
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Small/Large Muscle Development
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Creative Expression
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