INFANTS & TODDLERS
Joy’s goal of the Infant and Toddler programs are to provide a safe, loving environment in which the child can attach to and bond with the teacher. From the safety of this relationship, the child can then confidently begin to explore his/her abilities. Each classroom is filled with materials to stimulate all the child's senses; vision, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.
infant & toddler class Curriculum
BIBLE: Little Blessings
Songs
Bible stories
ACADEMIC: Innovations for Infants & Toddlers
Monthly theme based units using the Innovations curriculum
ART & SENSORY
Age appropriate activities to enhance brain development
FINE MOTOR
paste things onto paper.
clap hands.
touch fingers.
button and unbutton.
work a zipper.
build a tower of 10 blocks.
complete puzzles with five or more pieces.
LARGE MOTOR SKILLS
Climbers
Playground equipment
Dancing to songs with cross body motion
CENTERS:
Blocks (building large and small motor skills)
Dramatic Play (building social & self-help skills and imagination)
Reading (Books to explore)
PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
3 year old's
BIBLE:
Purposeful Design Curriculum
Monthly chapels
LANGUAGE ARTS:
Recognition of all letters & sounds
Writing letters of name in proper formation
MATH:
Recognize colors, shapes, & patterns
Recognize numbers, one to one correspondence
Recognize quantities & matching
WRITING SKILLS:
Proper use of pencils with correct grip
Tracing of letters & numbers
Cutting & gluing
Fine motor skills activities
CENTERS:
Blocks (building large and small motor skills)
Dramatic Play (building social & self-help skills and imagination)
Science (critical thinking and eye-hand coordination)
Reading (Books to explore)
Writing (creating writing opportunities, art material)
PRE-K CURRICULUM
BIBLE:
Purposeful Design Curriculum
Memorizing Scripture, Bible stories,
Weekly Chapels
READING:
Letter recognition of alphabet & sounds
Letter formation upper/lower case
Introduction of Fry’s Sight Words
Pre-read left to right progression
MATH:
Recognize numbers & write 1-20
Sequencing one-to-one correspondence
Sequence of events
CENTERS:
Blocks (building large and small motor skills)
Dramatic Play (building social & self-help skills and imagination)
Science (critical thinking and eye-hand coordination)
Reading (Books to explore)
Writing (creating writing opportunities, art material)
STEM:
Science (Experiments)
Technology (iPad, tools)
Engineering (building and exploring with blocks and materials)
Math (use of different instruments, calculators, measuring tools)
SPECIALS:
Spanish
Music
Art
PE
Library