Our Freebees class is dedicated to providing nurturing care and sensory exploration for infants and toddlers aged 0 to 2 years. Here’s an overview of the curriculum:

Sensory Exploration

• Tactile Activities: Introducing various textures through toys, fabric, and nature materials to stimulate touch and promote fine motor skills.
• Visual Stimulation: Engaging infants with contrasting colors, patterns, and moving objects to enhance visual tracking and focus.
• Auditory Experiences: Playing a variety of sounds, from soothing lullabies to nature sounds, to help develop listening skills and auditory recognition.

Physical Development

• Tummy Time: Encouraging infants to spend time on their stomachs to strengthen neck, shoulder, and core muscles.
• Crawling and Walking Support: Providing safe spaces and support for toddlers to practice crawling, standing, and taking their first steps.
• Gross Motor Activities: Facilitating activities that promote large muscle movements such as rolling, sitting up, and climbing.

Cognitive Growth

• Exploration and Discovery: Allowing children to explore their environment and discover new objects, promoting curiosity and cognitive development.
• Simple Problem Solving: Introducing age-appropriate puzzles and toys that encourage problem-solving and critical thinking.
• Language Development: Engaging in conversations, reading stories, and singing songs to build vocabulary and language skills.

Social and Emotional Development

• Secure Attachment: Building strong, trusting relationships with caregivers to foster a sense of security and emotional well-being.
• Peer Interaction: Encouraging interactions with other children to develop social skills and early friendships.
• Emotional Expression: Providing a supportive environment for children to express their emotions and learn to understand others’ feelings.

Creative Expression

• Art and Craft: Offering simple art activities like finger painting and coloring to promote creativity and fine motor skills.
• Music and Movement: Incorporating music and dance to stimulate auditory development and physical coordination.
• Imaginative Play: Encouraging role-playing and imaginative activities to foster creativity and cognitive development.