Our Curriculum
At Small World Child Care Centers, our curriculum is designed to foster your child's growth and development through age-appropriate learning experiences.
Each age group’s curriculum includes Language and Cognitive Activities, Structured Routines, Sensory Exploration, Artistic Options, Outdoor Learning, Gross and Fine Motor Skills, and Social/Emotional Learning Activities.
We believe in experiential learning and the importance of a nurturing environment. Our approach includes practical life activities, classroom projects, field trips, and play-based learning to enhance children’s overall development.
Our curriculum is designed around four crucial foundations to help develop the growth of every aspect of every child.
Social
Your child will develop interaction and communication skills through both verbal and nonverbal activities.
Children will learn cooperation, sharing, participation, helping others, patience, following directions, taking turns, listening, remaining on task, courteousness, manners, and respect.
Physical
We encourage all children to participate in sports and physical activities to promote health and fitness.
This will help each child build balancing skills, coordination, flexibility, speed, reaction time, agility, strength and endurance. Large, well-equipped outside play areas challenge each child’s body and help foster a positive attitude toward fitness, competition, and cooperation.
Emotional
Children will gain self-awareness in a supportive environment where they feel safe to express, manage, and understand their emotions.
Emotional self-regulation is a skill they will learn to incorporate into their daily lives as well as emotion recognition.
Cognitive
Our curriculum features weekly themes in colors, letters, shapes, math, and science. Our teachers focus on developing early cognitive skills and information processing abilities.
Children are taught the use and importance of reasoning, perception, intuition, spatial skills, concentration, and memory through varied, entertaining, mind challenging activities.