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What
Children Do . . .
Children
use materials: wooden unit blocks, large hollow blocks,
small pattern blocks, legos, and more.
They
create: roads, train tracks, buildings, towers, animal
worlds, airports, dinosaur environments, artistic designs, and
more.
What
Children Learn . . .
Socially
& Emotionally
Cooperation
with others, making choices, negotiating skills, respect for
self and others, self expression, creative use of materials,
represent and understand real life situations.
Cognitively:
Literacy, Math, & Science
Identifying
shapes, understanding scale, classifying and sorting, count
sequentially, make predictions, cause and effect, creative thinking,
problem solving, develop concepts of balance, measurement, and
gravity, language development skills, vocabulary, pattern identification
skills, and develop spatial reasoning skills.
Physically
Gross
motor development, small motor development, visual perception,
muscle control and coordination.
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