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Christian Environment
"Jesus increased in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man."
(Luke 2:52)
Jesus grew mentally (wisdom), physically (stature), spiritually (in favor with God), and socially (in favor with man). At Kinder Kampus we provide for the child’s growth in all these areas. We feel that this is best accomplished in an environment where God is known as a person who is interested in us, and everything we do.
"Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old, he will not depart from it."
(Proverbs 22:6)
Self Esteem
It is our desire to help each child grow in his/her understanding of self-worth. The way a child views him/herself affects every area of his/her development. The Bible makes it clear that every person is unique and valuable to God. It is our goal to work in conjunction with the parents to communicate to each child their self-worth through:
The attention given to them throughout each day,- The confidence we show in their ability to do things by themselves,
- The respect we show them, by listening to what they have to say,
- Taking them aside when correction is needed,
- Encouraging them when they are unable to accomplish a task.
- Not discussing them in front of other children and parents.
Curriculum
Each child has four main areas of development (Spiritual, Social and Emotional, Cognitive, and Physical). We endeavor to provide activities and experiences to help each child grow in each of these areas.
Spiritual Development
The children learn about God’s love for him/her, the value God places on each person, and the application of Biblical principles (giving, loving, forgiving, respect, etc.) through daily Bible story times, weekly chapels, prayers at meal times, and the celebration of Jesus’ birth (Christmas) and resurrection (Easter).
Social and Emotional Development
The children grow in their development of their self-esteem, relationships with peers and adults, caring for others, showing of emotions, and respect of others through interaction with the staff and their peers.
Cognitive Development
The children grow in the awareness of and gain a healthy curiosity of the world around them through regular experiences with activities in math, reading, writing, music, dramatic play, art, science, etc. They will grow in their pre-reading, math, and writing in preparation for Kindergarten.
Physical Development
The children will develop their large muscle skills through of games, ball activities, tricycles, climbing equipment, field trips to local parks, etc.