Kindergarten
Ideally, kindergarten will be a smooth, sunny introduction to real school for your child. Kindergarten is an educational stage that typically serves as a bridge between early childhood education and formal primary education.
the kindergarten care program at Peek-a-boo
Early childhood development is critically important. At Peek-a-boo, our experienced teachers and staff help facilitate this period of learning, and that’s what separates us from traditional childcare facilities. Overall, the kindergarten education system is designed to provide a holistic and supportive learning experience that addresses the diverse needs of young children, preparing them for a successful transition to elementary school.
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Individualized care
Our Kindergarten program includes:
- Basic Academic Skills: While play is central, kindergarten also introduces basic academic skills. Children may begin to learn letters, numbers, shapes, and colors through age-appropriate activities and games.
- Creative Expression: Kindergarten encourages creative expression through art, music, and imaginative play. Children have opportunities to explore their creativity and develop their self-expression.
- Teacher Guidance: Kindergarten teachers play a vital role in providing guidance, support, and individualized attention to students. They create a positive and nurturing learning environment that encourages curiosity and exploration.
- Confidence-building opportunities to solve problems and make decisions
Kindergarten program
The overarching goal of kindergarten is to provide a smooth transition from early childhood to formal schooling, fostering a love for learning and laying the foundation for future academic success. The emphasis on a holistic approach to education helps children develop socially, emotionally, physically, and intellectually.
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Signature practices
- Kindergarten focuses on achieving early learning goals that encompass cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. The emphasis is on preparing children for formal schooling.
- Play remains a central component of the kindergarten experience. Play-based learning activities are designed to foster creativity, problem-solving, and social skills.
- Basic Academic Skills: While formal academic instruction is usually light, kindergartners are introduced to foundational concepts in literacy and numeracy. This may include letter recognition, basic phonics, counting, and early math skills.
- Assessment: Informal assessments are often used to gauge a child's development. These may include teacher observations, developmental checklists, and portfolio assessments. Formal testing is generally limited at this stage.
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Nursery
Your child is advancing from infancy toward and into the preschool years.