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Stepping Stones Preschool
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neighborhood: Inner Sunset · Telephone: (415) 665-4189 · Website: www.steppingstonessf.com
School Philosophy and Mission
We believe that early childhood is a time of exploration and discovery. We know that young children learn by 'hands on' expereince. Our staff is highly qualified to enhance each childs growth and development in a stimulating atmosphere of warmth and understanding. Our low ratio allows each child to develop as an individual as well as part of a group, in a happy safe and nurturing environment. Our goal is to focus on individual independence, self-esteem and social skills. Stepping Stones multi-clutural curriculum is activity based to develop skills through an array of learning centers suchs as art, music , language, science, pre-reding, pre-math and socialization.
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Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School
Upon arrival time children are allowed free play and socialization. They can choose activities from learning centers such as: arts and crafts, music, language, science, pre-reading and pre-math. Next breakfast is served.
After breakfast the children go into their individual classes for circle time and project.
Outside time is next.
Lunch is at noon for one hour.
1 pm: Half Day program ends.
The full day children nap from 1:40-3 pm The rest of the afternoon is a combination of FREE play and teacher led activities.
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