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Teaching Toddlers in St. John's School
(1 - 2 years)
a balanced environment encourages development in toddlers
a balanced environment encourages development in toddlers
Personal, Social and Emotional Development
  • To encourage children to separate happily from his/her parent/caregiver
  • For the child to develop a positive relationship with his/her teachers
  • For the child to learn how to share his/her teacher's time
  • To develop the child's self image
  • To develop positive relationships with their peers
  • To learn the rules governing group living
  • To learn acceptable ways of expressing their feelings and emotions
  • To learn to show respect for their environment
  • To develop skills of anticipation in relation to routine events

Communication Language and Literacy
  • To develop the child's ability to realise the importance of language as a tool of communication
  • To develop the child's vocabulary
  • To develop the child's ability to develop pattern communication (nursery rhymes, songs, small conversation)
  • To develop opportunities for children to use their developing vocabulary with the adults and their peers
  • To develop and encourage communication of needs, wishes and emotions

Mathematical Development
  • To develop initial counting skills (up to 3)
  • To develop problem solving techniques
  • To develop and enhance active manipulation of objects and materials in the acquisition of new concepts

Knowledqe and Understanding of the World
  • To develop the child's curiosity
  • To develop the desire to explore the environment
  • To develop the child's sensory exploration of the environment
  • To develop and enhance active manipulation of objects and materials
  • To develop problem solving techniques related to everyday experiences
  • To develop skills of anticipation in relation to routine events
  • To demonstrate understanding of simple requests
  • To demonstrate the ability to follow through a task or play activity
  • To demonstrate through imaginative play understanding of past events and simple make believe play

Physical development
  • To develop the child's gross motor skills and confidence
  • To develop the child's co-ordination through pushing carts/prams, manipulating balls, carrying items.
  • To provide appropriate challenge in the developing skill
  • To provide a safe, secure and positive environment
  • To develop the child's confidence and co-ordination through manipulating large and small objects like threading beads, building brick/blocks, using crayons/finger paint, books with different pages, using inset boards (puzzles)
  • To develop the child's appreciation of good health, hygiene, nutritional habits and skills of physical independence
  • To develop the skills required for eating and drinking independently

Creative development
  • To develop the child's confidence in freely exploring creative materials
  • To develop the child's efforts to represent, interpret and make sense out of the world as he/she sees it
  • To develop and encourage the child's awareness and appreciation of nature and the world around him/her
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