Little
Log Cabin has a class to meet almost every
child's needs.
Read below to learn more about all the
opportunities for
learning and fun at Little Log Cabin!

The Cubs Class (2 ½ and
3 year-olds) and Koalas Class (3 year-olds) main
emphasis
is on socialization
skills and learning readiness skills. We work
with these students on
listening
skills, following directions and series of
directions, cooperative
play, and
sharing. We begin to introduce numbers
and letters. They start
to develop
age appropriate skills such as cutting
and how to correctly hold scissors,
pencils, and crayons. There are arts
and crafts activities which work
on
hand-eye coordination and fine motor
skills. These students also have
a
music lesson each week
and have recess every day.
The Multi-Age Bears Class (4 and 5 year-olds) uses a McGraw Hill
curriculum which helps the students prepare for a kindergarten class. We
work with the students on sight work, number and letter recognition. They
begin to learn concepts such as sequencing and memorization which
are
necessary to begin to learn the alphabet and numbers. Our students
continue to develop ability to play and learn cooperatively and necessary
socialization skills. The class has recess every day and each student
has a
half-hour music lesson each week. Arts and crafts are an integral part
of our
class day as well continuing to enhance small motor skill
and eye hand coordination.

Since the fall of 1996, LLC has offered
a half-day AM Kindergarten, the
Pandas,
with
extended
full day care for parents who wish their child
to
remain at the
center
all day
after the morning LLC kindergarten
class. The Pandas use a
MacMillian/
McGraw Hill curriculum which
follows the SOL taught in
public schools.
Students are expected to be
reading, writing, and computing
simple
math problems by the end of the
year. Our students are involved
in a
multitude
of hands
on activities, and
a lot
of class time is devoted to science
and art
activities which are
learning
tools that
teach whole language skills
while
also being fun
and creative. They
generally take one field trip a month,
many of them tied to SOL requirements. They
have recess each day
and have a music lesson once a week.

The before-and-after school program, the Polar Bears,
is for students from
public school Kindergarten through age 12. Some
of these children come to
LLC in the
morning before going to public
school and some come in
the afternoon after school.
Some come
for both morning and afternoon.

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