Curriculum

The kindergarten curriculum consists of, but is in no way limited to the examples below. Children are learning to:


 * study and recognize their names, phone numbers and addresses


 *  recognize numbers, letters, and shapes.


 * count and identify numbers up to 20 and should be able to write them also.


 * learn the terms near and far, in and out, big and small etc.


 * understand the difference between day and night and ways to tell time.


 * recognize a quarter, dime, nickel, penny and dollar, with a small understanding of their value.


 * Children will use smell, taste, hearing, and touch and know that these are their 5 senses.


 * Kindergartners will be a part of activities that will use their fine and gross motor development such as blocks or puzzles and running or jumping.


 *  Children will learn about weather, plants and animals.


 * Children will begin to learn about cultures, holidays, and different kinds of families.


 * Children will begin to learn about cultures, holidays, and different kinds of families.