Early Education Structure: 3K to Kindergarten

  1. Age Groups:
    ● Early Learning (3-year-olds): Focus on socialization, basic motor skills, and early cognitive development.
    ● Pre-K (4-year-olds): Preparation for kindergarten with emphasis on literacy, numeracy, and social skills.
    ● Kindergarten (5-year-olds): Structured learning in reading, writing, math, and problem-solving.
  2. Curriculum:
    ● Play-Based Learning: Encouraging learning through play to develop cognitive, social, and emotional
    skills.
    ● Theme-Based Units: Integrating subjects like math, science, and language arts around central themes.
    ● Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP): Tailored to the children’s age, needs, and interests.
    ● Arabic and Quran: Instruction in Arabic language and Quranic studies, emphasizing reading,
    comprehension, and memorization.
  3. Teaching Methods:
    ● Interactive Activities: Hands-on learning to engage children.
    ● Differentiated Instruction: Adapting teaching methods to meet diverse learning styles and abilities.
    ● Use of Technology: Age-appropriate technology to enhance learning experiences.
  4. Assessment:
    ● Formative Assessments: Ongoing observations to track progress.
    ● Developmental Screenings: Identifying any developmental delays or special needs.
    ● Parent-Teacher Conferences: Regular discussions about the child’s progress.
  5. Teacher Qualifications:
    ● Early Childhood Education Training: Specialized training for educators.
    ● Continuous Professional Development: Ongoing training to stay updated with best practices.
  6. Environment:
    ● Safe and Nurturing Atmosphere: Secure and welcoming environment for children.
    ● Indoor Play Areas: Opportunities for physical activity and exploration.
    ● Classroom Design: Promotes interaction, independence, and exploration.
  7. Family Engagement:
    ● Parent Involvement: Encouraging parents to participate in school activities.
    ● Communication: Open lines between school and families.
    ● Workshops and Resources: Helping parents support their child’s learning.
  8. Health and Nutrition:
    ● Healthy Meals and Snacks: Providing balanced and nutritious options.
    ● Health Education: Teaching hygiene, healthy eating habits, and physical activity