Personal, Social, and Emotional Development – This involves helping children to develop a positive sense of self-awareness and belonging as well as forming positive relationships through play and conversation while developing respect for others. This is also detrimental to developing social skills and learning how to manage their feelings to better understand appropriate behavior among social groups and learn how to behave appropriately in different situations. Through this course, students will be able to build up their confidence regarding their abilities by encouraging others to speak up in a group and to ask for help when and if they need to.

Communication and Language
Proper and productive development involves giving children opportunities to experience a rich learning environment. This will ultimately encourage them to build their confidence and social skills in expressing themselves through conversation and concentration by focusing on listening, attention, understanding, instructions, and speaking to peers and adults in a variety of situations.

Physical Development
Moving and handling of sports equipment as well as equipment used in the classroom, (i.e.: pencils and scissors.) Health and self-care, teaching children to understand what being healthy means and how to properly care for themselves, for example dressing and going to the bathroom independently and how to make healthy choices concerning food.

Literacy
Laying out the foundation for children’s reading through rhyme, letter sounds, stories, and books. Writing allows children to make marks on paper and assign meaning to them. Looking at letter formations and learning to write their name.

Mathematics
Learning how to count, recognize, understand, and compare numbers and groups of objects. Begin to have an understanding of simple addition and subtraction. “Space, shape and measure”, learning about shapes and patterns and exploring with measurement, height, and weight and developing mathematical language.

Understanding the world
How to understand different people and different communities, learning how to solve problems, how to ask questions, make decisions, experiment, predict, and plan in a variety of varying contexts. It helps to develop their senses and understanding of their physical world. Children will discuss stories about their home life and past experiences and begin to gain an understanding of how other cultures operate. By doing this, they will learn more about people and communities where they come from. Children will also explore the impact of information and communication technology on their everyday lives.

Expressive arts and design
Exploring and using media and materials; learning to explore and share their thoughts, ideas, and feelings through a variety of art, design and technology, music, movement, dance, imaginative and role-playing activities. They are presented with opportunities to experiment with different forms of media, resources, and a wide range of activities that will not only inspire them but also stimulate their creativity and motivation, keeping them moving forward.