At each New Horizon Child Development Center, we’ve carefully created an environment to enhance, stimulate and engage our infant children. Bright colors, vivid pictures, soft cuddly toys and playthings are always available to spark their imagination and promote exploration. In the course of each day, we focus on building our infant’s word, voice, and sound recognition by reading stories and rhymes, singing them songs, and letting them listen to music.
Under the watchful eyes of our patient and loving caregivers, our infants are guided through a daily series of fun activities specially designed to develop activities will assist your baby to roll over, sit up, crawl, climb, and eventually walk. And at all New Horizon Centers, we stock a huge supply of hugs, laughs and loving words of praise and encouragement to help nurture your infant’s growth and development.
To ensure a smooth transition from home to school and back home again, the caregivers at New Horizon will communicate with you on an individual basis. You provide us with your baby’s daily routine, and we’ll use that as a guide for your baby’s day with us.
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Beyond a shadow of a doubt, young children learn from
experiences, actions, observations, and interactions with people
and things. At New Horizon our focus is on each child's needs and development.
Our program has a written curriculum based on the knowledge of a child's
development. The daily activities for the children reflect our program's
philosophy and goals. We foster independence by encouraging children
to think, reason, question, and experiment. Our staff assists children
in using language to deal with their feelings. Social skills are
developed by learning to cooperate, help, take turns, and talk through
problem solving.
Our staff will communicate with you on a daily basis regarding your
child's social, emotional, educational and physical progress. Twice
a year we evaluate your child in writing with a progress report and
conferences are always available. We encourage you to become involved
in our program by being volunteers for special events and field trips.
Parents and other family members are welcomed visitors in our center at
all times.
Our Pre-K students will also be involved in Reading and Math Readiness
programs. Reading Readiness consists of the alphabet, phonics, vocabulary
building, and sensory discrimination. Math Readiness covers number
recognition, measurements, and simple addition/subtraction. Other topics
covered during the Pre-K school year are community helpers, safety awareness,
movement and dancing, art, computers and science. Children excell
in Kindergarten with the head start they receive at New Horizon.
SUCCESS IN LEARNING MATH PROGRAM
