Tiny stars

Early childhood development, ages 1-2

  • Morning Greeting and Transition: Welcoming children and supporting their transition into the care environment.
  • Play-Based Learning: Offering a range of activities that promote physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development.
  • Meal Times: Encouraging social interaction and healthy eating habits during snack and meal times.
  • Rest Time: Providing a quiet and comfortable space for children to rest and recharge.
 
 
 

Little stars

Activities for children from 2 years

  • Dress-up Corner: Engage in imaginative play with various dress-up clothes and props.
  • Kitchen Play: Develop role-playing skills through interactive kitchen play.
  • Puppet Shows: Create and engage in puppet shows, promoting creativity and language development.
 
 

First steps

Activities for children from 3 years

  • Language and Literacy:
    Reading and storytelling sessions
    Alphabet and phonics introduction
    Word recognition and basic writing skills
    Simple sentence structure and storytelling.
  • Mathematics and Problem-Solving:
    Number recognition and counting
    Shape and pattern recognition
    Simple addition and subtraction
    Puzzles and problem-solving activities

Little Einsteins

Group for children from 4 to 6 years

  • Program Goals:
    Prepare children for formal schooling
    Develop essential skills in literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional learning
    Encourage curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking
    Foster positive relationships with peers and educators
  • Numeracy:
    Number recognition and counting
    Basic addition and subtraction
    Shape recognition and patterning

Arts and Crafts

Finger Painting, Collage Making, Playdough Creations

  • Finger Painting : Set up a space where children can paint using their fingers.
  • Collage Making : Gather various textures and materials for children to create collages.
  • Playdough Creations : Make or buy playdough for children to mold and shape.

Educational Activities

Alphabet Scavenger Hunt, Number Counting, Shape Sorting

  • Alphabet Scavenger Hunt: Hide large cut-out letters around the play area and have children find them.
  • Number Counting: Use number cards or toys to practice counting with children.
  • Shape Sorting: Provide various shapes and objects for children to sort and categorize.

Outdoor Activities

Picnic, Ball Games, Nature Art

  • Picnic : Organize a picnic in a nearby park or in the backyard.
  • Ball Games: Play simple ball games like roll-and-catch or toss-and-catch.
  • Nature Art : Collect items from nature and use them to create art on the sidewalk or a large piece of paper.


Remember to tailor activities to the age and interests of the children in your care, and always supervise them during play.

Sensory Play

Sand Play, Water Play, Nature Walk

  • Sand Play : Provide a sand-filled container and various toys for children to explore.
  • Water Play : Set up a water table or a large container filled with water and soap for children to play.
  • Nature Walk : Take children on a short walk to explore and collect items from nature.
    Dramatic Play.