|
The following is a list of typical learning centers in our preschool for children age 3 to 5. The skills listed are
examples of curriculum goals that are incorporated into the morning learning center activities.
Learning Center |
Examples of skills we focus on |
| |
|
Art
|
- experiment with color, shape, size, line & various art media
- express ideas in creative ways
- fine motor skills (ie. cutting, drawing, painting)
|
| |
|
Literacy
|
- fine motor development (tracing and "writing")
- name & letter recognition
- creating forms with various writing tools
- language & vocabulary development
|
| |
|
Block Area
|
- explore math concepts (size, shape, weight, length)
- matching, sorting & organizational skills (during clean up)
- experiment with balance, spatial relations, length & weight
|
| |
|
Dramatic Play
|
- cooperate and problem solve with peers
- recreate real life situations
- use imagination to create play situations with peers
|
| |
|
Sensory Table
|
- large motor development (scooping, pouring, etc.)
- explore textures, the five senses, and cause & effect relationships
- cooperate & problem solve with peers
|
| |
|
Library Area
|
- learn that print communicates a message
- identify parts of a book (cover, pages, illustrations)
- enjoy stories on tape & learn book handling skills
- "read" or retell a story by looking at the illustrations
|
| |
|
Math/Science Area
|
- sort objects by shape, color and size
- count a set of objects
- explore patterns with objects
- explore weight, size, balance and texture
- record information with graphs and drawings
|
|
|
|
Home | Teaching Team | Philosophy
| School Calendar |
Tuition | Recipes | Photo Album | Contact Us Preschool Info | Kindergarten Info |
Learning Centers © Copyright 2001-2010 The Learning Place, LLC. All rights reserved The Learning Place, LLC • 19B Terry Lane • Chepachet, RI 02814-2160 401-567-9091 •
info@thelearningplace.cc
The Learning Place in Glocester, RI offers preschool programs, kindergarten programs, and kindergarten enrichment programs, using hands-on learning in science, math, language, literacy, art, music, and movement to promote
children's physical, social, emotional and cognitive growth and development.. |
|