Daily Activities

A group gathering where children and caregivers come together to sing songs, engage in discussions, share stories, and participate in interactive activities that promote language development, listening skills, and social interaction.

Unstructured playtime where children have the opportunity to explore various toys, engage in imaginative play, build with blocks, or engage in other open-ended activities that encourage creativity, problem-solving, and socialization.

Time spent in an outdoor play area where children can run, jump, climb, swing, and engage in physical activities that promote gross motor skills, coordination, and an appreciation for nature.

Engaging in art projects and crafts that allow children to express their creativity, develop fine motor skills, and explore different art mediums such as painting, drawing, collage, and sculpting.

Engaging in songs, dances, and rhythmic activities that promote physical coordination, listening skills, and self-expression. Children may have the opportunity to play musical instruments or participate in simple dance routines.

Rotating through different learning centers or stations that offer activities focused on specific areas of development, such as a science corner, sensory exploration, puzzles and manipulatives, dramatic play, and building blocks.

A designated time for children to have a nutritious snack, encouraging healthy eating habits and promoting social skills as they learn to share, take turns, and engage in conversation during mealtime.

Allowing children to have a period of rest or quiet activities, such as listening to soft music, reading books, or engaging in calming activities to recharge and relax.

Occasionally incorporating special activities or guest speakers, such as visits from community helpers, themed events, or interactive presentations that introduce children to new experiences and broaden their horizons.