Infants rely on sensory stimulation for much of their learning and development. We focus on providing and implementing learning plans based on the needs, interests and development levels of each child in the classroom.
Children will learn through hands on experiences and through play. The children will be introduced to finger painting, music, sign language, numbers, colors, and fun science activities.
This is the age of independence. Some of the self-help skills we will work on will be: sitting at the table to eat, drinking from a non-sippy cup, using utensils at meal time, potty training.
Here children begin to follow a more structured environment for learning. Each day, children will have a daily routine that includes choice time, small group and large group learning times.
Here children focus on daily structure and routine as well as developing their social skills. Our teachers are focused on providing the children with the knowledge and skills they need to be successful in their transition to school age programs.
King’s Daughters Child Care Center cares for children in a nurturing, safe environment, encouraging educational experiences, which promote social, emotional, physical, and cognitive development.
King’s Daughters Child Care Center relies on grants, fundraisers and donations to uphold the mission of our agency. We strive to continue providing affordable care to families in the Ohio Valley. Your donation of any size will help us continue providing the best quality care to the children. Donations can be designated for a specific project or be used for the general operating of the Center.
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