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Language and LiteracyDevelopment
- Make early attempts at speaking
- Learn to understand a variety of words by listening, observing, and engaging
- Learn that gestures and sounds communicate meaning and use them to express needs, wants, and interests
- Listen to books being read aloud
- Reach for books and turn the pages with help
- Respond to stories and pictures by vocalizing and patting the pictures
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Language and Literacy Development
Language and Literacy Development
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Mathematical Development
Mathematical Development
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Mathematical Development
- Begin to predict the sequence of events (like running water means bath time)
- Start to understand basic cause and effect (shaking a rattle makes noise)
- Begin to classify things in simple ways (some toys make noise and some don’t)
- Start to understand relative size (baby is small parents are big)
- Begin to understand words that describe quantities (more, bigger, enough)
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Social and Emotional Development
- Form an attachment to familiar adults
- Begin to interact with other children
- Express some emotions through sounds, facial expressions, and movements
- Build a sense of self by recognizing oneself in a mirror.
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Social and Emotional Development
Social and Emotional Development
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Wellness and Physical Development
Wellness and Physical Development
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Wellness and Physical Development
- Work on physical milestones like rolling over and crawling.
- Coordinate hand movements to begin reaching for and grasping objects.
- Start to cooperate with care routines like getting dressed and washing hands.
- Show an interest in eating and trying new food.
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Cognitive Development
- Recognize and react to familiar sounds and faces
- Use the five senses to explore and observe
- Begin to imitate facial features
- Manipulate objects by turning them over, putting one object in another etc.
- Begin to copy the simple actions of others
- Perform actions to gain a response
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Cognitive Development
Cognitive Development
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Creative Expression Development
Creative Expression Development
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Creative Expression Development
- Respond to contrasting colors, sounds and movement
- Get used to new textures, like wet, slimy or sticky
- Express feelings through movement
- Listen to music and experiment with toys
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What's New
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- December 03, 2019
0Parents meeting day
We believe that a child can only excel when his school and parents collaborate, therefore we encourage a very close [...] - October 03, 2019
0Drawing and painting lessons
Allows children to learn about colors, shapes and sounds thereby articulating their creative expressions. - September 20, 2019
0Birthday and celebrations
Celebrating your little one’s milestones and achievements.