Developmental Goals
Kindergarten readiness begins in the Toddler classroom. During circle time and activity centers, children start building focus and attention skills. They’re introduced to early learning concepts in a way that keeps them involved and interested. They also begin developing social skills, language, movement, and independence through daily classroom activities.
We keep track of each child’s progress through daily observation and simple assessments within the first 90 days. This helps us understand their strengths and where they may need extra support. We continue to monitor progress throughout the year and share updates with families during parent-teacher conferences.
Core Subject Areas
Language & Literacy
Children build vocabulary and communication skills through stories, songs, conversation, and early letter recognition.
Mathematics
Children are introduced to numbers, counting, shapes, and basic patterns through hands-on activities.
Science
Children explore the world around them by observing nature, animals, and how things work.
Social Studies
Children learn about their classroom community, routines, and how people work together.
Art & Creative Expression
Children explore creativity through drawing, painting, crafts, music, and imaginative play.
Physical Development
Children strengthen coordination and motor skills through movement, play, and hands-on activities.
Social & Emotional Development
Children learn to share, cooperate, follow routines, and express their feelings in healthy ways.
Cognitive Development
Children practice thinking skills such as problem solving, memory, and following directions.
Health & Safety
Children learn basic hygiene, safety habits, and how to care for themselves and their environment.
