Small World of Learning is a child care centre in Abilene, Texas, operating from a 12,000-square-foot facility with multiple classrooms and outdoor play areas. The centre offers early education and school-age care programs, and provides family-facing services such as classroom live-streaming and transportation for after-school children.
Small World of Learning is a child care and early education centre located in Abilene, Texas. The facility serves infants, toddlers, preschool-age and school-age children from a single campus that contains multiple classrooms and outdoor play areas.
The centre describes a child-centred approach that aims to support intellectual, creative, social and physical development. Its curriculum is organised to include activities that promote social skills, motor development, creative arts and early academic readiness.
The centre offers family-facing services including classroom live-streaming and regular teacher–family communication to keep parents informed about daily activities and child progress.
The program prepares children for a pre-kindergarten environment with a structured curriculum that incorporates music, motor skills, social development, math, science and creative arts. Instruction includes observation-based assessments, small-group activities and regular teacher–parent communication.
The before-and-after-school program provides school-age children with activities, homework support and fitness opportunities, and includes transportation to and from local elementary schools. Activities are intended to support social skills, confidence and healthy activity.
The Infant I curriculum uses the Preschool Observation Checklist and Evaluation Tool (POCET) to track infant growth and developmental progress. Bi-weekly progress reports are provided to parents.
Daily activities are planned from a curriculum compiled from age-appropriate tools and teacher-created activities, with lesson plans covering language, social/emotional, physical and cognitive development. Teachers and parents set goals and develop individualized lesson plans.
The pre-kindergarten program aims to prepare children for kindergarten by promoting independence, group cooperation and readiness skills through whole-group activities and hands-on learning. Teachers maintain regular communication with parents about child progress.
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Developmental guidelines outline a scope and sequence for this stage, with focus on language, social/emotional, physical and cognitive development across multiple learning domains. Daily activities balance nurturing, play and group instruction while communicating regularly with parents.
Weekly lesson plans are developed around group needs and incorporate developmental guidelines to support language, cognitive, social/emotional and physical development. Activities include small- and large-motor opportunities, creative arts and sensory exploration.
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