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Young Preschooler

Overview

The Young Preschooler program is planned to meet the needs of two to three-year-olds, a safe and enriching environment where children can increase their independent thinking, creating, exploring and building relationships with other young children. 

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Here are examples of what could potentially be in included in the environment and their curriculum:

  • Set schedule for the day including Circle Time, Stories, Independent and Group work, Snacks, Free Play, Outdoor Play and Naps.

  • Respecting each child as a unique and special person

  • Attending to each child’s physical and psychological needs;

  • Fostering and developing a relationship with a caregiver the child can trust

  • Providing a safe, healthy and developmentally appropriate environment

  • Creating opportunities to interact with other toddlers and supporting children in their exploration and use of all their senses​

  • Teachers plan and coordinate curriculum around the routines, events and themes that have meaning in a child's life 

  • Curriculum themes are designed to include opportunities for children to develop appropriate cognitive, physical, and social/emotional skills through small and large group activities, self-selected and self-directed independent activities, teacher-initiated activities, time indoors and outdoors, quiet times and active times.

  • Activities are planned around weekly themes and are summarized on monthly calendars sent home with each child.  Included on the calendar are special events, songs, finger plays and a sampling of developmental activities used during the month.

  • The variety of activities and materials allows children to explore their environment at their individual developmental levels and encourages the development of the whole child

Kids drawing on floor on paper. Preschool boy and girl play on floor with educational toys
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