Microscopes and hand lenses are used to explore what living and non-living things look like up close.
During group learning time, age-appropriate interactive digital technology could be employed, with age-specific apps.
Robotics materials, as well as a variety of small table-top blocks and large, floor-use blocks encourage children to design, test, and build their own constructions.
Language arts (reading, writing, literacy), visual arts (painting, sculpture, etc.), dramatic and musical arts (costumes, instruments, etc.) are featured.
Tangible, engaging math experiences are supported by a variety of resources including tree blocks, stone counting pieces, balance scales, and measuring tools.
Children learn to use materials in a variety of ways, and begin to work on planning skills.
Children experiment with dramatic play which develops symbolic thinking.
Children tell stories and act them out, along with gaining exposure to writing.
Children develop basic conversational and self-expression skills.
Children develop counting skills and numeral recognition, along with shapes, and patterning.
Children practice gross motor and self-help skills.
Children gain self-awareness and independence.
Children explore music, movement, and drama.
Children learn how to be part of a community and develop familiar routines.
Children focus on object classification, as well as learning about the natural world around them.
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