Curriculum
SOCIAL SKILLS
PHYSICAL COORDINATION SKILLS
READINESS SKILLS
Children Learn Through Play
Please do not expect your child to bring home something everyday. Your childwill learn as much on the days when he/she plays, pretends, acts, sings,
listens, and interacts with other children and adults as well as when he/she
makes something to bring home.
Always Praise Your Child and His/Her Work!
 | Learn to work with and respect the rights and feelings of others | |
| Become comfortable in trying new experiences | |
| Responds well to suggestion; observes necessary rules | |
| Practices good manners such as taking turns, saying please & thank | |
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| Learns to use equipment and materials carefully and puts away | |
| properly when finished | ||
| Learns good health habits |
| Develops large muscles: walk, march, hop, jump, etc. | |
| Participates in activities such as rhymes, finger play, songs, games, | |
| dance, etc. | ||
| Develops small muscles: paint, paste, color, cut, sign language, etc. |
| Develops good work habits: working: working independently, listens | |
| and follows simple directions, makes good use of free time | ||
| Develops Language skills | |
| Listens to oral read stories | |
| Introduction of colors, numbers, letters, shapes, concepts (up/down, | |
| first, middle, last), sizes, & relationships (shovel/pail, fork/spoon, shirt/pants) | ||
| Learns name, address, phone number |
Children Learn Through Play
Please do not expect your child to bring home something everyday. Your child
listens, and interacts with other children and adults as well as when he/she
makes something to bring home.
Always Praise Your Child and His/Her Work!
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