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Lansing, MI
Attwood Child Development Center
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Telephone: (517) 394-0739 · Website: www.acdkids.org/attwood
School Philosophy and Mission
Preschool Program Philosophy
Being cared for in a childcare center is an exciting experience for children. Attwood Child Development Center provides a safe, stable environment, as well as a flexible plan of activities that meets the developmental needs of children. Our center is staffed with responsible, creative adults who have a love for children. A designated quiet time is a part of the daily schedule. This enables the children to unwind and relax for a period of time before going on to the next set of activities. Children are given the choice of napping or resting quietly during this time. Our flexible plan of activities meets the needs of growing children.
Physical Development
By providing age-appropriate activities, children explore and develop their physical abilities.
Emotional Development
Gaining competence in activities and learning a wide variety of skills, which promote self-confidence, is crucial to a child�??s emotional development. We encourage children to be aware of their emotions and to express their emotions in appropriate ways.
Creative Development
Attwood Child Development Center fosters creativity and sharpens problem-solving skills. Children are encouraged to express their own ideas and feelings through a wide variety of activities such as art, math, science projects, dramatics, music, etc.
Social Development
As children interact, they are learning to respect others, handle separation from parents, share staff attention, find pleasure in working as part of a group towards a common goal, and to be cooperative.
Language and Cognitive Development
Children are encouraged to increase their vocabulary as well as listen attentively to others. Attwood Child Development Center provides intellectual stimulation that will help prepare preschool children for their first year of school.
Before and After School Program
Philosophy
Attwood Child Care Center has created a relaxed, trusting atmosphere where children are encouraged to pursue their own interests, develop friendships, self-confidence, and respect for themselves and others.
Children are provided with a variety of developmental activities that include art, sports, games, drama, science, and reading.
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Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School
7:00am�??9:00am Drop off, Free choice play, breakfast (optional; served until
8:45 am)
8:45am�??12:00pm Preschool Program,
group time, outdoor play, structured activities, A.M. snack (optional; served at 10:00 am)
12:00pm�??12:45pm Lunch, quiet story time
12:45pm�??3:00pm Nap, quiet play for children who do not sleep
3:00pm �?? 6:00pm Pick up, indoor &
outdoor free choice play, structured activities for school-age children, homework, PM snack (optional)
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