Learning is integrated with appropriate participatory developmental activities that include, but are not limited to, music, art, cooperative games, cooking, blocks, and sensory exploration. Routines are followed, enabling children to enjoy learning in a participatory way. Children s natural curiosity is used to motivate them and enhance a positive self-concept. As in all of the Center programs, health and safety are priorities. A nutritious morning snack is provided and children bring their own lunch.
Milk is provided with lunch.
Children are involved in cooking activities on frequent occasions, to learn about nutrition firsthand. The Plymouth State College campus is rich in resources for the active Kindergarten Program. The children have many opportunities to participate on campus in music, art, and physical education activities. The children also go on frequent visits to the camoujs and local public libraries. Teachers work closely with parents to share learning activities and involve them to the Kindergarten environment.