San Carlos Learning Center
Preschool in Jacksonville, FL 32204
Thank you for your interest in the San Carlos Learning Center. We are excited about the new facility and program and the possibility of you and your child joining us as we embark on this journey.
We offer within a secure environment the opportunity to increase your child’s independence while exploring his/her surroundings. Each child is provided breakfast lunch and afternoon snack.
Our rooms are divided into learning centers. They are clean safe and spacious. We have lots of learning toys books and musical instruments for your toddler to enjoy and we sing dance read and learn our first words. We introduce the early stage of arts and crafts. Our teachers provide a family-like atmosphere with lots of warmth and caring.
Please be aware that our enrollment policy is a first-come first-served basis. We welcome you to discover what makes San Carlos Learning Center that it is. As you look through our web site you will come to understand how we offer an excellent healthy and safe environment while providing your child with opportunities to grow and develop. We are excited to get to know you and your family better and welcome you to First Steps.
Additional Services:
Full Day Half Day Drop In Before School After School Infant Care Food Served Transportation
- Child Ages:
- 3 weeks - 4 years
- Licenses & Accreditations:
- Florida Department of Children and Families
- Preschool:
- Yes
- Hours of Operation:
- Monday_Friday 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Links to Literacy is a thematic literacy-based curriculum designed to help a teacher provide rich and varied experiences for preschool children. In order for any curriculum to be effective it must have a focus. Links to Literacy was designed to help children be ready for school with a special emphasis on language and literacy development.
Much research has been done to decide what experiences young children need to have that will promote school readiness. Often the resultant ideas are written in the form of standards or goals that should be in place in child development programs. The standards or goals that were used as a foundation of Links to Literacy are based on early literacy research.
From research a common list of goals or standards for Language and Literacy was compiled. In addition to the standards Links to Literacy is also based on national and state School Readiness Performance Standards and is aligned with the Head Start Child Outcomes.
Each activity in the curriculum is followed by a stated objective – what the children are expected to learn. Each objective is a small step toward achieving the goals or standards for school readiness. Teachers should be aware of the objectives for each activity they carryout with the children.
