1. How does an early childhood education center develop a curriculum?

Every school is different, with hobbies and interests, but the main ones will be there. For example, my nephew is in Red, Yellow and Blue, and there are many good ones. Experience activities and outdoor activities, etc.

2. What are the curriculum settings of Meiji Early Education?

Mejim curriculum is scientifically designed and classified based on in-depth research on physiology, psychology and sociology, and has undergone mature Personal verification from hundreds of experts and children taking courses. For more than two decades, Mejim's carefully designed courses have always kept pace with the most advanced medical and psychological research results, and have made constant adjustments to ensure that the courses are safe, age-appropriate, and build children's self-esteem. Best results.

3. Early childhood education center curriculum and health lesson plan

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4. What are the child care courses for families with babies?

In addition to regular training, there are Montessori mathematics, Orff music, Brown English, sensory integration training, and comprehensive training. Brain thinking,

5. Is there an early childhood education course schedule?

1. First consider the baby’s condition and growth

The timetable for early childhood education classes is generally These are all determined by the institution. Many children attend classes in the morning. Because they wake up early, they may have trouble concentrating or become sleepy. It is best for such children to choose afternoon classes. If the early childhood education center is far away from home and it is not easy to go there once, it is best to go once a week to avoid excessive travel fatigue; or you can go for two sessions in a row, but you must ensure that the baby has enough concentration. If there is one class a week, but the baby is often clamoring to go to class, then parents can consider adding more classes to the baby to show that early education classes make the child happy, and the effect will be good. In any case, it is best not to have more than 3 lessons per week. After all, each age group has its own content suitable for learning. If you give too many lessons, you will get twice the result with half the effort.

2. According to parents’ time arrangements

It is best to have parents accompany you in early education classes, which is conducive to cultivating parent-child relationships and is also a good opportunity for parents to learn. Both parties are office workers, so it is best to arrange weekend classes for the baby to ensure that there are parents who can take the children. If you ask the elderly or a nanny to take it in order to get more, the effect may be very unsatisfactory.

3. Suitable for one’s own financial budget

Many working-class people report that it is not easy for their families to take one class, so how can they still have the money to take more classes? Indeed , Early education costs are relatively expensive. Although investment in early education is necessary, it must not be excessive. Early childhood education classes are often supplemented by family education methods, which is also a good choice. A good combination of the two may be more useful than taking several more courses.

6. Does anyone know how to arrange classes for kindergarten children?

It is best to arrange more games. Language, cognition, gross motor, fine motor... be comprehensive.

7. What classes can be taken in early childhood education classes

1. Comprehensive courses. In the kindergarten curriculum, there is a stage of 2-3 years old, which can be used in nursery classes.

2. Multi-smart courses. In the same way, S1 and S2 of this set of courses are for 2-3 years old.

8. Early Childhood Education Center Nursery

Nurseries generally accept babies aged 24 months and no less than 20 months old.

Children who are too young cannot sit still , unable to take care of themselves, lack of parent-child security, which can easily lead to many psychological problems (pseudo-orphanage phenomenon, parent-child indifference, sensitivity, isolation, etc.)

9. What are the contents of early childhood education courses

Early education courses

1. Enlightenment education

Enlightenment education is mainly for children aged 7-30 months, which is a critical period for physical activity. , so the main content of early education courses at this time is physical training, such as crawling, walking, running, jumping, kicking, speaking, etc. These trainings can make children's limbs more flexible and their speech clearer.

2. Sensory and Mathematics

Sensory and mathematical education is mainly aimed at children aged 28-40 months. Parents can teach their children through small details in daily life. At this time, the child's brain development is in a very active state. It is a good time to understand things and learn, and it is also a good time to improve the child's intelligence.

3. Art and music

Art and music are mainly aimed at children over 16 months old, in order to cultivate children's interests. At this time, parents can buy some picture albums to keep at home. Since the picture albums are very colorful and have cute patterns, children will be very interested in them. As for music, music can be played whether at ordinary times or before children go to bed.

Principles of early education courses

1. Promote interest

When children are still young, parents cannot expect their children to use willpower and hard work to learn. They can only learn through their children’s Interested in education. As long as parents pay attention to their children's interests, they can think of many situations that can be both fun and educational for their children.

2. Live-oriented

It is best for children’s early education courses to be close to life. Don’t think that the courses are related to books. For example, if you want to play with toys, you can ask your baby what they are and what color they are. What is it, through exercise, the baby will learn more and more knowledge.

3. Educational

Children in this period like to imitate most, so adults need to pay attention to their behavior. For example, when you take your children to the street, you throw the finished snack bags into the trash can to guide the children to be clean and hygienic. After the children see this, they will have the awareness of protecting the environment in their minds.