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  • To provide a safe environment where a child can transfer trust and establish relationships with a teacher and other caring adults
     

  • To introduce routines and the concept of following directions
     

  • To promote independence and responsibility for self and belongings
     

  • To introduce cooperative and interactive play; moving from parallel play
     

  • To introduce tools and equipment to develop skills in fine and gross motor activities – paint brushes, scissors, crayons and markers, puzzles, board games, manipulatives, swinging, balls, sand and water toys
     

  • To provide experiences in literature and music in small and large groups
     

  • To increase use of oral language in social situations to take care of needs and share ideas and thoughts
     

  • To provide experiences that meet the children’s needs and stimulate their natural curiosity to learn in the areas of social, physical, emotional, and cognitive development
     

  • To provide a respectful environment within which each child feels safe, accepted, and capable to maximize learning and individual self worth
     

  • To provide opportunities for increased social and creative interactions which encourage more developed oral language, interactive and cooperative play, and problem solving.

Class Goals

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