Log Cabin Preschool

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Curriculum

At the Log Cabin Preschool, it is my goal to provide high quality care and education in a safe and caring environment. The Log Cabin Preschool provides developmentally appropriate learning experiences for the children within a group setting. The children learn through child-initiated and educator-initiated activities and are able to develop at their own pace. I will work with the children to help them achieve their goals by engaging them in a curriculum that promotes the many facets of development, including: arts and crafts, literacy, math, science, fine motor, dramatic play, books, music/movement and outdoor play. The curriculum also includes, learning self-help skills that foster independence, opportunities to gain problem solving, decision making competencies, leadership skills, opportunities to learn about proper nutrition, good health and personal safety.

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The Log Cabin Preschool carries out a routine that is structured, yet flexible and responds to the needs and interests of the children in care. The routine includes things such as; meeting the physical needs of children in care, sixty minutes of physical activity every day, creative play, structured activities and outdoor play. The Preschool is separate from the educator’s living space and is 1400 sq ft and the outdoor area is 1500 sq ft.  The classroom is divided into 10 learning centers (Math, Science, Literacy, Dramatic Play, Books, Fine Motor, Arts and crafts, Block area/floor play, Sensory, and Listening center).

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The Log Cabin Preschool is enrolled in a food program called “Yours For Children, Inc.” which follows the USDA food guidelines. The food program visits 3 times a year and provides yearly training on food safety/sanitation. The Log Cabin Preschool provides breakfast and pm snack and parents provide a daily healthy lunch.

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