Three-Year-Olds
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Our curriculum for the three's
emphasize language, activity and movement. We place a major emphasis on large muscle
activity. Activities include dramatic play, wheel toys and climbers, puzzles and blocks,
and opportunities to talk and listen to simple stories. Puppets, story time and
manipulatives are all a part of the learning process for this age group. |
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Computers in this classroom are a vital part of the learning
process. The children begin with basic
computer skills and learn the importance of caring for this
technology.
At this age, the child's
development is enhanced by sharing and exploring the learning centers as they begin to
develop important social skills, decision making, and independence.
Horseback riding and petting
zoo care are a daily part of their curriculum. |
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LeSean Beckles - Teacher |
Daphnie Sterner - Teacher |
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Parent Resources:
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Benefits of Pretend
(or Brain) Play
Why do preschoolers need to
pretend? Disney's Family Fun explores the reasons and benefits
to such play and how you can enhance your child's imaginative-play
experiences.
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