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Happy Home High Scope Curriculum

The interaction between adult and the child, for the philosopher, Vygotsky is like a dance - the child leads and the adult follows always closely in tune with the child’s actions.

The Happy Home curriculum is developmentally appropriate and helps staff build classroom environments that are sensitive to the children’s natural development and that encourage verbalization and independent decision-making.

Children learn the Happy Home motto, poems and weekly proverbs that all encourage good values and morals. The role of the teacher is to encourage children’s efforts by talking to them, joining in with their play, helping them to solve their own problems and sometimes introducing them to new experiences.

Our High Scope preschool curriculum at Happy Home is planned to provide a challenging, yet enjoyable experience for children. At every level of development, children follow a flexible curriculum; mastering skills in the core areas of math and language development. We recognize the physical, socio-emotional, and intellectual uniqueness of each child and strive to provide for his or her special needs and abilities. We encourage children to think critically and explore their curiosity, as well as develop skills, self confidence and discipline to learn throughout life. The preschool child is at his apex of awareness and discovery. Each child is encouraged and guided to become more aware and to make new discoveries of social relationships through art, rhythm and music, language arts, science, nature, carpentry, cooking, physical education, manipulative and perceptual experiences. This enables us to provide each child with many opportunities for cognitive growth. Our summer program focuses on educational field trips and swimming classes.


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Happy Home accepts children from the ages of 3 months to 5 years.



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