Curriculum
Approach To Learning
In our comprehensive learning environment here at All Day Daycare & Learning Center, a Beka Curriculum and the daycare owner's curriculum are used for teaching preschool, 2/3-year-olds, and 4/5-year-olds. Other learning tools include the use of ABCmouse.com accounts. We implementation the teaching of counting 0-100, alphabets and phonics, number and letter recognition, name recognition and writing, shapes and colors identification and recognition, days of the week, months of the year, and the seasons.
Daily Lesson Structure
Children are well stimulated in our comprehensive learning environment here at All Day Daycare & Learning Center and therefore thrive. There are many entertaining activities to keep your child stimulated and engaged throughout the day. Upon starting your child's morning, daily devotions are read that keep your child involved in the stories by asking them to do such things as clapping their hands, yawn, rub their tummies, etc., Alphabet phonics and numerals 0-100 are practiced daily and, age-appropriate worksheets are available for students. We are also working on various ways to implement reading at an early age.
Fun Activities
Open dialogue time
Children build social skills, such as listening and waiting their turn to speak, by being asked questions and given the opportunity to respond on their own.
Meal & snack time
Children refuel their energy with USDA approved, daycare-provided, breakfast and snacks.
Outdoor walks:
As long as the weather permits, children will go for refreshing walks that last from 15 to 30 minutes each day.
Music Time
Children release their energy in a creative manner by singing, dancing, and creating music.
Story time:
Children sit in a circle and listen to interactive stories, participating in the tale at appropriate times.
Additional Outings:
Children are taken on field trips to places such as the Zoo, City/Community Parks, Public Library and more.
Nature time:
Children particiate in building a bird feeder craft. A fun and educational craft in nature.
Quiet time:
Children are given the opportunity to rest. They are provided cots and blankets.
