About
Life Challenge Kidz Korral Want To:
- Enhance the child’s self-concept.
- Set a Christian example and encourage spiritual growth.
- Provide an enriched environment that stimulates curiosity, reasoning, problem solving, and perceptual development; encourages understanding of the natural world; and extends intellectual growth.
- Encourage parent participation.
- Promote and maintain the health and physical development of children.
- Provide a loving, patient, understanding environment which includes careful guidance and positive discipline.
- Provide a flexible schedule containing developmentally appropriate activities, including aesthetic and creative experiences.
We Want Each Child To:
- Develop a feeling of God’s infinite love.
- Feel successful and competent-“feel good” about himself or herself-which promotes healthy, positive self-esteem and a lifelong love of learning.
- Extend social contacts with other children and adults, and to think of others with kindness and consideration.
- Develop self-reliant behavior by caring for self, belongings, and toileting needs; and by learning to help keep the school environment safe and clean.
- Develop communication skills through a variety of reading, language, number and writing readiness activities.
- Develop fine and gross motor skills through activities, creative expression, free play and directed body movement.
- Develop an appreciation for nature and the world around us.
- Feel that school is a good place to be; that he/she is wanted and belongs here; and that he/she has learned through interesting activities which helps them want to return the next day.
What will Your Child Do at School?
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Your child will learn to:
- Experience a feeling of God’s infinite love
- Get along with others by being cheerful, polite, and fair
- Share toys, feelings, experiences with others
- Explore new things and ideas
- Express himself/herself with words, clay, paint, dance, music
- Choose and plan activities he will do
- Listen to stories and directions
- Look at books and learn to respect them
- Use new words that have been learned
- Know the differences in shapes, colors, sizes, and sounds
- Care for himself/herself and their belongings
- Count by relating numbers and groups of objects
- Take turns and follow rules