At Daffodils Preschool we use a Teaching Strategy called “Emergent Curriculum”. This strategy believes that children learn best when they are actively involved with materials and with others. “Emergent Curriculum” is Nationally known for its forward-thinking, comprehensive, and rigorously researched model which assists in our content-rich, developmentally appropriate program that supports active learning and promotes children’s progress in all developmental areas.
Emergent Curriculum
An Emergent Curriculum helps children acquire the independence and skills needed to succeed as confident learners by allowing children to take part in their own learning and fostering their cuistoisty of the world. At Daffodils Preschool we believe that children learn through play and that we are here to create a consistent, enriching environment to help them do just that.
The five basic components of the Emergent Curriculum are:
- How Children Develop and Learn
- The Learning Environment
- What Children Learn
- The Teacher’s Role
- The Family’s Role
- How Children Develop and Learn
- The Learning Environment
- What Children Learn
- The Teacher’s Role
- The Family’s Role
Infant Curriculum
Toddler Curriculum
Preschool Curriculum
Age Groups
Infants
Toddler
Preschool
Pre-K
