Preschool And Pre-K - Kidz Campus Preschool & Childcare

Our preschool curriculum is aligned with state standards, we provide year-long evaluations to assure all skill sets are being developed, and if a student is having difficulties with a particular skill, then a plan is developed to foster success!

Our developmentally appropriate curriculum in the pre-kindergarten class is outlined below. The curriculum is designed to ensure that children acquire measurable learning goals across the year. Specific goals are targeted on a weekly and monthly basis. The curriculum focuses upon developmentally appropriate goals for four-year-olds to five year-olds. These goals are broken down into specific learning categories.

Reading Readiness

Identifying capital and some lower-case letters.
Associating letters and sounds.
Learn to enjoy books, poems, and stories.
Predicting what happens next in stories and books.
Recognize the meaning of signs and symbols.

Writing Readiness

Ability to make lines, circles, and basic writing shapes.
Ability to print name and basic sight words.
Knowledge of left-to-right and top-to-bottom of paper.
Using a correct grip with pencil, crayons, markers, and pens.

Math and Logic Readiness

Recognizing numbers one through 20.
Counting sequentially from one to 20.
Matching numbers to values.
Calendar skills.
Ability to sort and classify objects.
Ability to use simple graphs.
Ability to follow and create patterns.
Understand directional words.
Recognizing and naming basic shapes.
Recognizing and naming basic 3-D shapes.
Measurement and time basics.
Understand basic money concepts.

Art Development

Recognizing the colors.
Self-expression through art.
Recognition of art mediums and styles.
Creative representation of skills learned.

Social Studies

Participate in community care; charity work and empathy for others.
Understanding of family and friends.
Basic knowledge about our country and community.
Recognize there are people and cultures all around the world.
Learn basic words in sign language and foreign languages.
Celebrate holidays and special days throughout the year.

Social and Emotional Development

Develop self confidence in one’s intrinsic value and skills.
Learning independence and separation from family.
Ability to communicate with verbal skills.
Develop healthy relationships with children and adults.
Learn to share, take turns, and join in group play.
Learn appropriate skills to deal with social conflict.

Learning Habits

Listens attentively.
Develops cooperation and sharing skills.
Cares for materials.

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