| Changing Station |
| Kitchen Area |
| Angelic Family Childcare (301) 483 - 0123 Monday - Friday 6:30 a.m - 6:00 p.m Serving Greater Laurel & Burtonsville, Maryland 20707 |
| Playground |
| Angelic Family Childcare "Where learning and fun become one!" |
MISSION
Our mission is to provide quality childcare in a nurturing home
setting, ensuring the safety of each child while teaching them to
master their motor and problem solving skills. The child can expect
encouragement, respect and trust in their home away from home.
Consistent, planned routines and a preschool curriculum are the
means by which we will meet our goal.
Three crucial things to take note of during a visit to any childcare
facility:
Our mission is to provide quality childcare in a nurturing home
setting, ensuring the safety of each child while teaching them to
master their motor and problem solving skills. The child can expect
encouragement, respect and trust in their home away from home.
Consistent, planned routines and a preschool curriculum are the
means by which we will meet our goal.
Three crucial things to take note of during a visit to any childcare
facility:
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PROGRAM
Our enrichment program lets the child focus on playing, which is
the primary medium for learning in early childhood. With this
method, the process is more important than the outcome (let the
child do it themselves). Last but not least, a child's best tools are
their need to know and their own desire for mastery. Daily group
activities help the children to develop a likeness for repetition. Math
manipulatives help with number recognition, sequencing,
matching and number reinforcements. Arts and crafts help with the
exploration of their fine motor skills and creativity. We use
sing-along songs to allow the child to express themselves
musically and enhance their self-esteem and knowledge. Your
child will benefit from both the structured and non-structured
learning.
Our enrichment program lets the child focus on playing, which is
the primary medium for learning in early childhood. With this
method, the process is more important than the outcome (let the
child do it themselves). Last but not least, a child's best tools are
their need to know and their own desire for mastery. Daily group
activities help the children to develop a likeness for repetition. Math
manipulatives help with number recognition, sequencing,
matching and number reinforcements. Arts and crafts help with the
exploration of their fine motor skills and creativity. We use
sing-along songs to allow the child to express themselves
musically and enhance their self-esteem and knowledge. Your
child will benefit from both the structured and non-structured
learning.
Assess the children in the provider's care
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| Instruction Zone |
| NACCRRA Military Assistance |