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ST. JAMES LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL, SOUTHBURY CT
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Provider Name :
ST. JAMES LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL
Provider Address : 111 PETER ROAD, SOUTHBURY, CT 06488
Contact Email :
Contact Phone : 203-264-6448
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Web Site : http://www.stjamesct.org/PreSchool.htm
Open Hours :
Age Range : 3-5
Details :
The pre-school recognizes that a child's work is play. As a child plays, he or she learns about the world. Our classroom is divided into several interest areas to encourage a child's curiosity and creativity. A child's positive self-image is fostered through mastering new concepts and experiences. Positive social skills are encouraged through group activities. Literacy is introduced through a print rich environment, phonemic awareness activities (songs, rhymes, and poems) and high-quality children's literature. Mathematical concepts are introduced by blocks building, water play, cooking and by exploration of simple experiments. Fine muscle control is mastered by the use of table activities, puzzles, painting, cutting, gluing, and clay. Gross motor coordination is encouraged by outdoor play.
Provider Address : 111 PETER ROAD, SOUTHBURY, CT 06488
Contact Email :
Contact Phone : 203-264-6448
Contact Name :
Web Site : http://www.stjamesct.org/PreSchool.htm
Open Hours :
Age Range : 3-5
Details :
The pre-school recognizes that a child's work is play. As a child plays, he or she learns about the world. Our classroom is divided into several interest areas to encourage a child's curiosity and creativity. A child's positive self-image is fostered through mastering new concepts and experiences. Positive social skills are encouraged through group activities. Literacy is introduced through a print rich environment, phonemic awareness activities (songs, rhymes, and poems) and high-quality children's literature. Mathematical concepts are introduced by blocks building, water play, cooking and by exploration of simple experiments. Fine muscle control is mastered by the use of table activities, puzzles, painting, cutting, gluing, and clay. Gross motor coordination is encouraged by outdoor play.