PreK Program Learning Goals

Learning goals for PreK children concentrate on cultivating fundamental skills across various developmental domains. Some specific goals involve:

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Language Development

Encouraging vocabulary expansion, sentence formation, storytelling, and listening skills.

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Social Emotional Development

Promoting empathy, sharing, taking turns, and conflict resolution.

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Cognitive Development

Building on basic math concepts (counting, sorting, patterns), enhancing problem solving skills, and fostering curiosity through exploration and experimentation.

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Fine and Gross Motor Skills

Refining eye-hand coordination, practicing writing and drawing, and engaging in physical activities to develop balance, coordination, and strength.

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Independence and Self-Care

Encouraging independence in tasks such as dressing, eating, and tidying up.

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Creativity and Imagination

Providing opportunities for imaginative play, creative expression through art, music, and movement.

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Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving

Offering activities that require logical thinking, reasoning and decision making.

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Early Literacy and Numeracy

Practicing letters, numbers, shapes, and basic literacy concepts through age appropriate activities and games.

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These goals can be attained through a blend of structured activities, free play and encouraging interactions with educators. 

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