Preschool Sensory Lab: Fine Motor Skills Through Tactile & Sensory Play

Students will have hours of play and skill development.  They will develop muscle memory, hand-eye coordination, core strength, sensory, cognitive, physical, communicative, and social skills needed for:
Seat work
Color and shape identification
Counting, sorting, and spacing
Letter formation
Critical thinking
Play, exploration, and fun
*****THEY WILL DEVELOP SKILLS NEEDED TO PERFORM THE ABOVE TASKS******

As a home educator, I enjoyed teaching Early Childhood development.  I researched Frederick Frobel, the history of kindergarten, Frank Lloyd Wright,  and various curriculum.  I had the opportunity visit several interactive exhibits and volunteered for an after school zoological program.  Teaching science, math, reading, culture, and writing through play, exploration, and imagination is my passion.  I discovered that empowerment, fine motors, cognitive, social, communicative, physical, and sensory skills are developed through kinesthetic-tactile learning.  

Homework is optional.  Students are encouraged to play three times a week outside of class.  It will enhance their skills.

Parents have an opportunity to observe student responses and progress.  

1 hour per week in class, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.