Programs

Social Skills

At daycare, children learn the importance of sharing toys and resources with their peers, which helps them build positive relationships. They begin to understand and practice taking turns during various activities, fostering patience and respect for others. Additionally, cooperation is encouraged as children work together in group activities and play, promoting teamwork and a sense of community.

Gross Motor Skills

Children improve their overall body coordination and strength at daycare through activities like running, jumping, and climbing. Balance and coordination are further developed through exercises such as hopping, and skipping, which are both fun and physically engaging. They also practice ball skills, including catching, throwing, and kicking, to enhance their motor abilities and hand-eye coordination.​

Communication Skills

Children at daycare expand their vocabulary and learn to form sentences, enabling them to express their needs and thoughts clearly. Listening skills are developed through paying attention to instructions and participating in storytime, which enhances their ability to follow directions. Basic manners, such as saying "please," "thank you," and "excuse me," are also taught, helping children interact politely with others.

Cognitive Skills

Daycare encourages problem-solving skills by engaging children in puzzles, matching games, and simple challenges that stimulate their thinking. Memory development is supported as children learn to remember names, follow daily routines, and recall the locations of items. Basic concepts such as shapes, colors, numbers, and letters are introduced and reinforced, laying the groundwork for future learning.

Fine Motor Skills

Daycare activities like drawing, coloring, and using scissors help children develop hand-eye coordination, a crucial fine motor skill. As they manipulate small objects, such as building blocks or puzzles, their dexterity improves. Additionally, self-help skills like zipping, buttoning, and using utensils during meals are practiced, fostering independence and confidence in their abilities.

Emotional Skills

At daycare, children are taught self-regulation techniques to help them manage their emotions and calm themselves when upset. Empathy is nurtured as they learn to recognize and respond to the feelings of others, promoting kindness and understanding. Independence is encouraged as children gain confidence in completing tasks on their own, such as dressing or choosing activities, which boosts their self-esteem and sense of autonomy.