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“For a child to learn something he must construct it himself.
He must re-invent it.”
-Piaget
Socio-Emotional Development:
- To experience a sense of self-esteem
- To demonstrate interest in new and routine activities
- To demonstrate pro-social behavior
- To work cooperatively with others
- Share toys and materials
Cognitive Development:
- Acquire learning and problem-solving skills
- Ask and respond to questions
- Classify objects by similarities or differences
- Group objects that belong together
- Demonstrate an awareness of time concepts (e.g. today, yesterday)
- To demonstrate skills in make-believe play
- To expand verbal communication skills
- To develop beginning reading skills
- To acquire beginning writing skills
Physical Development:
- To enhance gross motor skills
- To jump over or from objects without falling
- To enhance and refine fine motor skills
- To use all senses in learning
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