Because a child’s first early experiences are so crucial to development this comprehensive curriculum follows all Ohio’s Toddler Guidelines. These guidelines include six developmental domains: physical health, emotional
development, social development, motor development, language and communication development, and cognitive development. Each daily topic is divided into activities and experiences that support all areas of development. By involving children in these developmentally appropriate activities, we are able to see and guide each child’s growth and development.
Our teachers hold one of the most important and difficult jobs in society today. You will see a positive and warm interaction between our teachers and our Cuddle Bugs. In this early age it is important for our teachers to nurture and
support your child’s growth. Keep in mind, however, that you, the parents are also a vital part of this process. In order to integrate some of the school activities with home activities, we will send home a monthly curriculum guideline. Our curriculum is divided into a year long monthly themes. We highly encourage parents to work on the topics discussed at school with your child at home.
Academic
Guidelines
Sensory
and Nature Studies
- Can
discriminate edible materials
- Enjoys
new smells
- Discovering
filling containers; Pouring and scooping items
- Feels
different textures
- Plays
with water
- Recognizes
animals and sounds
Gross
Motor Skills
- Develop "jumping
skills"
- Climbs
stairs
- Stoops
to pick up objects
- Ball
and Basket play
- Walks
and Runs
- Uses
markers, crayons and paint brushes
- Easel
Painting
- Tears
paper or magazines
Creative
Art
- Enjoys
manipulating play dough
- Recognizes
own work
Language-Auditory and Visual
- Desires
to communicate verbally in sentences
- Uses words/gestures to get what
he wants
- Points to three or more objects, body parts, or people when
named
- Follows simple directions
- Knows first name
- Enjoys rhymes songs-may try to sing
Fine Motor
- Builds with
2-3 Blocks
- Picks up small objects
- Simple Puzzles
- Scribbles
- Starting to show preference for one hand
- Places peg in hole
Music and Movement
- Marches and
dances to music
- Clap hands
- Tries to sing along with adults
- Uses rhythm instruments
- Recognizes soft and loud sounds
Enrichment Programs included
- Music with Mr. Aaron - Songs and Instruments
- Children's Librarian
Story time
- Fire Department Safety Visit
- Police Department Safety Visit
- Additional Exciting Entertainment
Programs
Visit one of our three convenient locations today to inquire about our great Toddler I Programs and find out why Creative Early Learning Center is truly…
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