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Kiddie Kampus Co-op Preschool is a non-profit, parent-run cooperative and play-based preschool in Alameda serving mixed-age classes for children from 2 years 9 months through about age five.
Kiddie Kampus is a non-profit, parent-operated cooperative preschool serving mixed-age groups for children ages 2 years 9 months to 5 years. The program follows a school year that runs August through June and is licensed by the State of California; the school is also a member of the California Council of Parent Participation Nursery Schools (CCPPNS).
The school uses a play-based, Reggio Emilia–inspired approach: play is used as the primary method for learning, with both child-led and teacher-supported activities that encourage social, cognitive, and physical development. The program description highlights use of thematic explorations, hands-on projects, outdoor play, and child-centered activities.
Classes are led by two experienced teacher-directors who have training in early childhood education, First Aid and CPR, and who attend workshops and continuing education. The school identifies itself as licensed by the State of California and notes membership in a parent-participation nursery school association.
Afternoon program aimed at preparing children for kindergarten with activities such as the Handwriting Without Tears program, math and science projects, child-led cooking, group games, public speaking, student jobs, and independent activities; emphasizes self-help skills, independence, and social skills.
Supervised lunchtime and free play with a teacher; available on a pre-registration or walk-on basis to current students.
Mixed-age morning program that includes art, cooking, dramatic play, music and movement, storytelling, puzzles, games, gardening, gross and fine motor play, science and nature study, outdoor activity, and circle time; weekly themes, field trips, and rotating imaginary play areas are part of the curriculum.
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