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Temple Judea Nursery School is a Jewish, play-based early childhood program on the Temple Judea campus in Tarzana. It uses developmentally appropriate, child-centered activities to support physical, social, emotional, language and pre-academic growth and includes music, art, cooking, science, yoga and imaginative play.
Temple Judea Nursery School is an early childhood center that offers a play-based, developmentally appropriate learning environment for young children on the Temple Judea campus in Tarzana.
The program emphasizes child-centered, play-based learning to support physical, social, emotional, language, and pre-academic development. Daily activities and classroom programming incorporate music, art, cooking, science, yoga, literature and Jewish values.
All nursery school families are part of a Parent Association that meets monthly and offers volunteer and community-building opportunities.
A nurturing introduction to nursery school for the youngest students; multiple scheduling options are available and children are eligible if they turn 2 years old by September 1 for the Fall semester (the site notes a 3 day/week MWF option for the first semester).
Built-in enrichment rotations for all students (examples include yoga, library, music & movement, Imagination Station and What If rooms) plus a range of optional afterschool enrichment classes for older students such as dance, tennis, cooking, art, music, gymnastics, martial arts, soccer and science.
The school's transitional TK year intended as a bridge between nursery school and kindergarten; instruction includes alphabet, numbers and introductory writing experiences using the Handwriting Without Tears program.
Classes for three-year-old students who are turning four, focusing on creativity, classroom routines, social/emotional development and responsibilities such as daily classroom jobs.
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