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Program Curriculum
2.5-5 at our 102 View Meadows location.
Monday-Friday 8:30 am-12:30 pm
Monday through Friday 7am-5:30pm
343 WELLSIAN WAY
OUR FOCUS CLASSES
What Our Curriculum Offers
Our curriculum is formulated to aid in social-emotional, cognitive, physical, and affective domains of learning. We encourage building self help-skills, independence, pride, and love for all their success and accomplishments.

Social-Emotional Development
We encourage positive social interactions with each other. We work to build relationships together with the children and families. We also welcome that there are many BIG feelings at this age. We help each child understand their feelings. Allowing them to use their voice, express themselves, and express control in a positive and supportive manner.

Cognitive Development
Our Curriculum aids in developing an understanding of the world around them. Encouraging math skills, critical thinking skills, and spatial awareness skills. We help children develop the skills they need to encourage learning in their cognitive functions as well as all other areas of development. We encourage curiosity, questions, and natural exploration of the environment. Cognitive development is crucial to properly developing in all other areas.

Physical Development
Physical development is vital to a child's overall development. Our curriculum provides several opportunities indoors and outdoors to encourage physical development, awareness, and understanding. We practice good nutritional habits and we teach about muscle development and how exercise can help our bodies be stronger and healthier.

Affective Development and Language/Literacy
Affective development encourages the positive thinking about a learning environment. We want every child to have a loving, positive, and fun experience. We accept each child for who they are guiding them in their educational journeys. In our curriculum we also encourage literacy and language skills. Reading, book exploration, letter recognition, and being able to use their words to express themselves.
Faith-Based Curriculum
Our curriculum is faith-based. This means that we say prayer, give thanks, and believe that Jesus is the son of God and that God exists. You do not have to be dedicated to any specific religion to attend and we do not teach any specific religion within our curriculum. We are accepting and loving of all little learners and their families.
Below is more information on how we implement our faith-based practices.
