Milestones Child Development Center
Preschool in Belmont, MI 49306
BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL – PRESCHOOL – INFANT/TODDLER – TRANSPORTATION – SCHOOL AGE – FOOD SERVICE
Children in the Early Preschool room continue to learn and develop through play in the following areas:
Social – emotional: learning to share and take turns with toys. Children are encouraged to express their emotions vocally to teacher and friends. Begin to take on different roles in dramatic play area. At this age the children begin working on potty training and self-help skills.
Cognitive: memorizing words to popular children?s songs recognizing rhyme and repetition in speech and song. Able to match pictures to labels learning sequencing.
Physical: small motor skills such as fitting pegs into small holes stamping texture table experiences cutting and lacing. Large motor climbing balancing running jumping walking backwards hopping on one foot.
- Child Ages:
- 6 weeks - 11 years
- Preschool:
- Yes
- Children per Teacher:
- Infant: 4/1, Toddler: 4/1, Pre k: 10/1, Afterschool: 18/1
- Hours of Operation:
- Monday to Friday 6:30 am to 6:00 pm
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Our philosophy at Milestones Child Development Center is to create and apply a hands-on approach in an environment where children learn through interacting with their surroundings and daily experiences.
Milestones CDC is a play-based program that engages and furthers the child’s cognitive language social emotional physical and creative development. Each child is given opportunities to explore their environment and expand social and problem solving skills.
Our certified and degreed teachers serve as role models and encompass positive images of children recognizing that they are capable of many things. With this in mind our staff constantly encourages children to reach new potentials. Teachers embody the roles of facilitators observers evaluators and providers of a warm nurturing environment.
Parents are encouraged to become involved with their child’s education by taking the responsibility of assisting their child in growing to his or her fullest potential. We believe it is essential for parents teachers and families to work as a team with a common goal to continually develop and increase children’s knowledge and growth.
