Convenient Guide for Preparing an Early Learning Program – 4 Part Series

This convenient guide contains useful tips and helpful examples that will assist you in developing your early learning program. Plan your best program to provide children with optimum opportunities for learning through play.

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Putting an early learning program in place is no easy task. Fortunately, there are lots of resources available to assist you, including this four part series.

Helping you understand the needs of preschoolers, and how to deliver an appropriate program, is the goal of this series.

Whether you want to refresh your current curriculum, or start a new term from scratch, the information provided here can be a useful reference. 

Teaching preschoolers is a rewarding occupation that really is all fun and games and so much more! This series is ready to help you pursue the program you and the kids will love!

Guide to developing an early learning program

The posts in this series offer helpful information as you build a quality program.

Disclaimer: This series is not authoritative or all inclusive. It’s intended is provide guidelines for developing an early learning program. The program you implement will be influenced by several factors, including your training, the environment in which you work, as well as your unique approach in responding to the needs and requirements of the children in your care.

Here are the four topics discussed in the series. Each one links to a post with more detailed information on the topic.

Your personal journey to planning and implementing a preschool program will take some work, but the results will be satisfying and rewarding. Under your guidance as teacher, or parent, preschoolers have opportunities to engage and strengthen early childhood skills that will benefit their growth and development. 

Part 1: Determine the Goals of your Early Learning Program

“This article discusses how goals and values help shape your program.”

How to develop an early learning program that's right for you

  

 Part 2: Establish a Daily Schedule for Your Early Learning Program

“This post provides tips for scheduling the
daily events that will accommodate your goals”.

How to establish a schedule for your early learning program that's right for you

Part 3: Explore the Value of a Daily Planner for Your Early Learning Program

“This article highlights the benefits of a daily planner
for organizing daily activities in the scheduled times allotted.”

Why there is value in a daily planner for your early learning program

Part 4: Plan Quality Content for Your Early Learning Program

 “This post helps you determine what is appropriate content for your program.”

Planning quality content for your early learning program

These posts will lay some groundwork for developing an early learning program.

You can make every day an amazing hands-on learning adventure for you and your preschooler(s).

Plan your best early learning program.

Engaging preschoolers in a quality program supports early childhood development.

Kids get to practice early learning skills, and share events and activities with their peers. 

  • Kids will look forward to creating, singing, playing, and discovering with a teacher who loves to create, sing, play and discover right along with them!

They also get to explore new experiences in a safe and nurturing environment. 

By engaging with early learners in positive and creative ways, you become an important part of the learning process. That’s what a quality program can accomplish!

Tips for developing an early learning program

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More resources for developing your program!

How to Win the Battle with Lesson Plans / Little Sprouts Learning

How do I Teach a Child-Led Curriculum / Preschool Powol Packets

How to Design a STEM Homeschool CurriculumPreschool Powol Packets

5 Must-Have Books for Teaching Preschool Science / Share it! Science

Contracts and Policies for Childcare / Little Sprouts Learning

Examples of Home Daycare Space Setups That Will Inspire You / Little Sprouts Learning