With Our Well Known, Proven Curriculum And Christian Approach, Vision Is Your Top Provider Of Cranberry Area Day Care And Pre School
CURRICULUM
We use the Highreach curriculum for the 1's & 2's Nursery School and 3's Preschool. Academics are taught using puppets to enhance the program. The Bob Jones Curriculum is used for the 4's Pre-kindergarten and the Kindergarten Programs. Academics are taught using a Christian approach.
Go Above And Beyond The State Mandates For Education With Vision Childhood Center As Your Mars, PA Day Care Provider
A high quality curriculum is used for each age group. The material used exceeds the state mandate for each age level. Both the preschool and kindergarten curriculum is enhanced by our state certified teachers.
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Here You Can Find The 2 Year's Nursery School Curriculum For Vision Childhood Center, A Christian Day Care Serving Adams Township.
Goals for 2 Year Nursery School
Spiritual Development
Listen to simple Bible stories taught with pictures and puzzles
Know about love of Jesus through lessons and songs
Pre-Math Skills
Recognition of numerals: 1-10
Counts 1-20
Identify basic geometric shapes: square, circle, and triangle
Use fingers to represent numbers when talking/counting
Identify basic primary colors (red, blue, etc.) and songs and motions that go with them
Clap-out rhythmic patterns
Pre-Language Development
Recognize the ABC’s and what they stand for: A is Alligator; B is for Bumble Bee, etc.
Form letter shapes through various activities and games
Follow simple one-step directions
Demonstrate ability to use easy responses: yes, no, etc.
Recognize common pictures and be able to put words to those pictures
Pre-Reading Skills
Develop a love for reading and respect for books
Listen to simple stories of various genres (fairy tales, Dr. Seuss, etc.) and relate them to what is being learned (color, alphabet, etc.)
Fine Motor Skills Development
Drawing, coloring, painting, puzzles, play dough
Large Motor Skills Development
Jumping, climbing, movement to music, building with blocks/legos, rolling/throwing balls, large and small group age appropriate games
Social Skills Development
Beginning to relate to and follow directions of adults
Beginning to understand importance of daily activities (putting on coat to go outside, etc.)
Beginning to understand importance of peer group activities: sharing, taking turns, using manners, etc.
Beginning to develop self-concept: attempting new unfamiliar experiences, showing pride in work, identifying a need/want to show independence
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