The Nursery One program is designed to help develop the social, emotional, self-help and physical skills of the children for the next stage of development.
Communication skill is a vital portion of the curriculum as children expand their vocabularies and assign meaning to new experiences. Sensory and repetitive activities transform these new experiences into knowledge.
The attachment bondage among the teachers and peers for this age group children are important as they become more socially competent with their peers, higher self-esteem and display positive interaction with the teachers.
Teachers provide continuous opportunities through more free and guided activities to promote children interaction as well as interaction with play materials and the environment as an individual, in a small group and in a large group.
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Social Skills
“People Skills” are emphasized at Chows Group. We start with your child becoming aware of the other children in the classroom and move on to encouraging the children to engage...
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Communication Skills
Between the ages of two and three, children’s vocabulary can grow to nearly 300 words. Chows Group’s teachers provide children with the tools they need to communicate with their classroom...
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Cognitive Skills
Cognitive skills are the foundation of learning and knowledge. At age two, children’s cognitive skills are expanding quickly. Chows Group challenges the children to become even more aware of their...
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Physical Skills
Chows Group addresses both gross motor skills, which strengthen the large muscle groups of the body, as well as fine motor skills, which include the smaller finger and hand muscles....
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Emotional Skills
Two-year-olds are experiencing a wide variety of emotions, much more than when they were infants and toddlers Chows Group guides the children to express their emotions in healthy and safe...
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Self-Help Skills
Chow Group is full of activities designed to empower two-year-olds. Children’s independence will increase as they are introduced to fundamentals of hygiene and they accomplish basic self-help tasks, such as...
