Little Inventors

The Little Inventors program is tailored for children aged 3 to early 4 years old, a time of significant cognitive, social, and emotional growth. This program focuses on preparing students for preschool by enhancing their understanding of core academic concepts while fostering independence and problem-solving skills. Through daily center-based learning, children are encouraged to explore, experiment, and invent as they engage with more structured educational activities. The curriculum emphasizes social-emotional regulation, peer-to-peer interactions, and foundational academic skills, all taught through a play-based approach that keeps learning engaging and fun.

Growth and Learning Outcomes:

Cognitive Skills: 

Development of critical thinking and problem-solving abilities through hands-on activities and guided discovery.

Social-Emotional Growth: 

Enhanced ability to navigate peer relationships and manage emotions during cooperative play.

Academic Readiness: 

Strengthened understanding of basic literacy and numeracy concepts, including letter recognition, counting, and patterning.

Independence: 

Increased self-reliance and confidence in completing tasks and making choices.

Creative Problem Solving:

 Encouragement of innovation and creativity through open-ended activities and projects.