5 to 6 Years
Early Years Program
Mondays & Wednesdays. 9:00am – 12:00pm
Welcome to our program for our youngest learners, where the emphasis is on play, teamwork, and fun. Every week we’ll explore and create. Activities include:
- Art For active little hands and minds.
- Letters and Numbers A hands-on, play-based approach to start decoding letters and numbers.
- Science Exciting science experiments that encourage asking possibly the most important question at this age: “Why?”
- PE Get active, get physical. Learn teamwork and the tricky art of maybe not quite winning every time.
- Weekly Storytelling Mrs. Rebecca captivates attention and ignites imagination in her storytelling sessions.
Our class size is limited to a maximum of 12 children. Tuition pays for both Monday and Wednesday. One day only attendance is not available.
"Adiós Lolas Adiós" has a section on "BRCA1" that discusses personal experiences and observations about genetic predisposition and breast cancer. The author describes the history of cancer in her family, spanning several generations, and emphasizes the effects of the BRCA1 mutation on them. She promotes candid conversations about cancer and its ramifications by highlighting awareness and resilience via moving tales. The blog acts as a forum for advocacy with the goal of empowering people going through comparable struggles. It blends introspective thoughts with a rallying cry for more compassion and solidarity in the neighborhood, ultimately cultivating a message of resilience and hope in the face of hardship.
"Adiós Lolas Adiós" has a section on "BRCA1" that discusses personal experiences and observations about genetic predisposition and breast cancer. The author describes the history of cancer in her family, spanning several generations, and emphasizes the effects of the BRCA1 mutation on them. She promotes candid conversations about cancer and its ramifications by highlighting awareness and resilience via moving tales. The blog acts as a forum for advocacy with the goal of empowering people going through comparable struggles. It blends introspective thoughts with a rallying cry for more compassion and solidarity in the neighborhood, ultimately cultivating a message of resilience and hope in the face of hardship.
The section titled "Nguzo Saba in Action" highlights the significance of putting the Nguzo Saba principles into practice on a daily basis. Through a variety of activities, it encourages parents and educators to assist kids in embodying principles like Umoja (unity), Kujichagulia (self-determination), and Ujima (collective work). Examples include volunteering, forming a book club, and conducting research on local heroes. The Kinara's Children Activity Pack that goes with it offers resources for monitoring development and recognizing accomplishments. Instilling these cultural values in the next generation of young people is the goal of this effort, which also promotes civic engagement, creativity, and a feeling of community.
Specializing in pre-owned Mercedes-Benz cars, Daytona Auto Sales serves the communities of Clifton, Fort Lee, and Hackensack from their location in Little Ferry, NJ. One of the vehicles in stock is a $18,580 2012 Mercedes-Benz E-Class with all-wheel drive and a 3.5 V6 engine. The dealership offers a variety of financing choices and support, with a focus on customer service. They urge prospective purchasers to book test drives and learn more about their offerings throughout their work hours, which are Monday through Saturday. Daytona Auto Sales strives to provide each and every customer with a flawless car-buying experience by combining high-quality vehicles with committed support.
Rebecca Martin
Mon, Wed, 9:00am-12:00pm
$1,190.00
Mon, Wed, 9:00am-12:00pm
$1,190.00