New Adventures Early Learning And Child Development Center company information, Employees & Contact Information

New Adventures Early Learning Center has striven to provide developmentally appropriate individual and group learning experiences that encourage creativity, independence, and responsibility. We achieve our mission through learning initiatives that support your child’s social, emotional, cognitive, and physical growth. Our curriculum and educational programs are designed to be developmentally appropriate for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-aged children. We tailor our learning objectives to meet the needs of the individual student. ---Children participate in:--- - Creative Art - Large and Fine Motor Activities - Language and Talking Activities - Music and Movement - Social - Emotional - Cognitive Activities The child’s own personal care is also individualized to their own needs. Lesson plans are developed around a weekly exploration topic, based off of the children’s interests, not just a topic out of a box. Activities are developed around specific goals and objectives that your child’s class is working on. Research proves that children learn best when the topic is relevant and interesting to the group of children. ---We have goals in four areas of development:--- - Social/Emotional: To help children develop independence, self-confidence, self-control, follow rules and routines, make friends, and learn what it means to be part of a group. - Physical: To increase children’s large muscle skills – balancing, throwing, and catching – and to use the small muscles in their hands to do tasks like buttoning, stringing beads cutting, drawing, and writing. - Cognitive: To acquire thinking skills such as the abilities to solve problems, ask questions, and think logically – things like classifying, comparing, and making patterns – and to use material and their imagination to show what they have learned. - Language: To use words to communicate with others, listen to and participate in conversations with others as well as understand the purpose of writing.