Preschool program for 3 year olds: Find a Daycare, Child Care Center or Preschool Near You
Preschool Programs Information – Dinwiddie County Schools
Applications are now being accepted for the 2022-2023 school year!
Please read the information below and/or view the slides to learn more.
Preschool Overview Slides (PDF)
School readiness begins the moment a child enters the world. What happens in the first five years of life sets a child up for academic success throughout the rest of life. Choosing an early childhood program is one of the most important decisions a family can make. We believe every child should have access to a quality preschool experience prior to entering Kindergarten.
Bright Stars
Bright Stars is Dinwiddie County Public Schools’ (DCPS) Four-Year-Old Preschool program that addresses student’s physical, academic, social, and emotional needs at no cost. Bright Stars operates on full day schedule and follows the DCPS calendar. We only offer in-person preschool. The school hours are from 8:30 a. m. to 3:30 p.m. Students are provided transportation from designated bus stops determined by the DCPS Transportation Department. Breakfast and Lunch is available. Each classroom has one certified teacher and is supported by one highly qualified paraprofessional. Class sizes are between 18 and 20 students. Parent/Guardian participation is also expected through student conferences, family events, and other forms of communication like email, telephone, Remind, etc.
We have classrooms in four locations:
- Midway Elementary (5511 Midway Road, Church Road, VA 23833)
- Southside Elementary (10305 Boydton Plank Road, Dinwiddie, VA 23841)
- Sutherland Elementary (6000 R.B. Pamplin Drive, Sutherland, Virginia 23885)
- Sunnyside Elementary (10203 Melvin B. Alsbrooks Avenue, McKenney, VA 23872)
Eligibility Requirements for Bright Stars
Bright Stars is funded through the Virginia Preschool Initiative (VPI) grant. Eligibility for participation is based on criteria set by the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE).
In order for children to participate, they must be four (4) years old by September 30, 2022 and live in Dinwiddie County.
The Bright Stars program is designed for children who have experienced or may be exposed to factors that could negatively impact their school success.
All families are encouraged to apply, but slots will be filled based on student need.
The following criteria is set forth by the VDOE to determine eligibility and includes:
- The child lives in poverty as evidenced by family income (at or below 200% of federal poverty guidelines).
- The child is homeless, defined as not living in a regular, fixed residence, or sharing housing due to economic hardship.
- The child’s parents or guardians have a limited education, such as not completing school.
- The child’s family income is less than 350% of the federal poverty guidelines in the case of a student with special needs or disabilities.
Additional risk factors can be considered when determining eligibility and include:
- The child is raised by relatives.
- The child is a foster child.
- The child lives with a parent who is chronically ill.
- The child does not speak English.
- The child has an identified special need or disability.
- The child’s parent or guardian is incarcerated.
- The child lives in a single parent home.
- The child’s parent or guardian is on military deployment.
- The child’s family has experienced hardship due to Covid-19.
Application Timeline
Applications are being received now through May 1, 2022 for the initial collection. The application window will remain open through the 2022-2023 school year. There are a limited number of slots. All parents/guardians are encouraged to complete the application; however, there is no guarantee that the child will be accepted into the program. It is not first come, first serve. Being accepted into the program is determined by eligibility requirements set forth by the state (VDOE) and local criteria.
Parents/guardians will be notified, via email, if the child is accepted, ineligible, or put on a waitlist by June 1, 2022.
Children who are not accepted into the program, but are found eligible, will be placed on a waitlist. The child’s application is kept on file at the DCPS School Board Office. If a slot becomes available during the school year, applications are reviewed and a child is selected. Parents/guardians will be notified at that time. It is the goal to have all 18 to 20 slots at each location filled throughout the school year.
Head Start: The Improvement Association
The Head Start program is a national child development program in Dinwiddie County led by The Improvement Asssociation for families of children 3 to 5 years of age who live in Dinwiddie County. Children enrolled in the program receive educational services to help prepare them for kindergarten at no cost. The program promotes comprehensive education, health, nutrition, dental, mental health, social services and parental involvement opportunities. Head Start also operates on full day schedule and follows the DCPS calendar. They only offer in-person preschool. The school hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Students are provided transportation from designated bus stops determined by the DCPS Transportation Department. Breakfast and lunch are provided daily free of charge. Each classroom has one teacher and is supported by one paraprofessional. Class sizes are approximatley 15 to 17 students.
Head Start classrooms are in one location:
Behind Southside Elementary (10305 Boydton Plank Road, Dinwiddie, VA 23841)
Eligibility Requirements for Head Start
Head Start is a national, federally funded, child development program that serves low-income children.
In order for children to participate, they must be three (3) or four (4) years old by September 30, 2022 and live in Dinwiddie County.
The Head Start program is also designed for children who have experienced or may be exposed to factors that could negatively impact their school success.
All families are encouraged to apply, but slots will be filled based on student need. It is not first come, first serve. Being accepted into the program is determined by eligibility requirements set forth by the federal government. Eligibility for participation is based on similiar criteria as the Bright Stars program:
The following criteria is set forth to determine eligibility and includes:
- The child lives in poverty as evidenced by family income (at or below 130% of federal poverty guidelines).
- The child is homeless, defined as not living in a regular, fixed residence, or sharing housing due to economic hardship.
- The child’s parents or guardians have a limited education, such as not completing school.
- The child’s family income is less than 350% of the federal poverty guidelines in the case of a student with special needs or disabilities.
Application Process for Bright Stars and Head Start
Bright Stars and Head Start work collaboratively to ensure eligble children are identified. Parents/guardians must find out if their child is eligible by completing the application and submitting required documents.
- Complete the application below:
PRESCHOOL ON-LINE APPLICATION FORM.- For four (4) year olds: If you are unable to access the online application or need support in completing it, please contact Penny L. Brooks at (804) 469-4190 or email [email protected].
- For three (3) year olds: If you are unable to access the online application or need support in completing it, please contact Tracey Michalek at (804) 469-4495, ext. 209 or email [email protected].
- Email, fax, or deliver required documents*. The list of required documents can be found below.
- Email required documents to prekreg@dcpsnet. org by taking a picture of your documents or scanning them and attaching the pictures or files to the email.
- Fax required documents to (804) 469-4197.
- Deliver required documents to:
- For four (4) year olds: Penny L. Brooks, Scool Readiness and Literacy Coordinator, 14016 Boydton Plank Rd., Dinwiddie, VA 23841.
- For three (3) year olds: Tracey Michalek, Family & Community Partnership Coordinator, 10305 Boydton Plank Road, Dinwiddie, VA 23841 (Behind Southside Elementary).
- Participate in a screening interview. You will be contacted to schedule a screening interview. This can take place on the telephone, virtually, or in-person.
- Wait for Acceptance. The current anticipated notification of acceptance is May 15, 2022 and will be sent via email.
*Applications received without the proper required documents will not be processed.
Application Submission List
In order to apply for admission, please complete and/or submit the following items no later than May 1, 2022.
- Complete the Preschool On-Line Registration Form above.
- Birth Certificate: An official certified copy of the child’s birth record must be provided (A photocopy of the child’s birth certificate will not meet this requirement.). Information on obtaining a certified copy of a birth certification is available at the Virginia Department of Health website.
- Income Verification* (Please submit one of the following for both working adults in the home.)
- 2021 Tax Return
- 2021 W-2
- Three (3) most recent pay stubs
- SSI, TANF, SNAP (if applicable)
- Child Support Documentation (if applicable)
*Note: If you are not currently employed, you will need to complete the Declaration of No Income or No Documentation of Income form.
4. Comprehension Physical Examination & Immunization Record: School Entrance Health Form
5. Proof of Residency in Dinwiddie County*: Proof of Residency Checklist
*Note: If you currently live with someone and do not have a mortgage, lease or deed in your name, you must submit a notarized Proof of Residency Form.
6. Custody Court Order (if applicable)
7. Current Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or 504 Eligibility Plan (if applicable)
8. Foster Care Plan (if applicable)
For More Information:
If you have any questions about the Bright Stars program or the application process, please contact Penny L. Brooks at (804) 469-4190 or email [email protected]
If you have any questions about the Head Start program or the application process, please contact Tracey Michalek at (804) 469-4495, ext. 209, or email at tmichalek@dcpsnet. org
Dinwiddie County Public Schools works collaboratively with Head Start, day care centers, and family providers throughout the county to strategically offer parents choice when searching for a quality preschool program. Please visit the pages below if interested:
Executive Office on Early Learning (EOEL)
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PARENT-PARTICIPATION PROGRAMS
Website: www.pidf.org/programs/ka_paalana/about
O’ahu: (808) 596-8711
Hawai’i Island: (808) 934-8711
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.koka.org/parent-participation-programs/
Oʻahu: (808) 843-2502
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.inpeace.org/early-childhood-education/keiki-steps/
O’ahu: (808) 620-9043
Hawai’i Island: (808) 933-2933
Kaua’i: (808) 320-9100
Website: www.koka.org/keiki-childrens-programs-kulia/
Oʻahu: (808) 843-2502
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.pidf.org/programs/na_pono_no_na_ohana/about
O’ahu: (808) 259-0243
Website: www. pidf.org/programs/tutu_and_me/about
O’ahu: (808) 524-7633
Email: [email protected]
HOME-VISITING PROGRAMS
Here are the locations as follows:
O’ahu:
Parents and Children Together (PACT)
Website: pacthawaii. org/our-work/early-headstart-programs/
Phone: (808) 842-5996
Email: [email protected]
Honolulu Community Action Program (HCAP)
Website: www.hcapweb.org/headstart/
Phone: (808) 847-2400
Email: [email protected]
Maui:
Maui Family Support Services (MFSS)
Website: mfss.org
Phone: (808) 242-0900
Email: [email protected]
Maui Economic Opportunity (MEO)
Website: www.meoinc.org
Phone: (808) 249-2990
Email: [email protected]
Kaua’i:
Child and Family Service (CFS)
Website: www.childandfamilyservice.org/kauai/
Phone: (808) 245-5914
Hawai’i Island:
Parents and Children Together (PACT)
Website: pacthawaii. org/our-work/early-headstart-programs/
Phone: (808) 961-0570
Email: [email protected]
Family Support Hawai‘i (FSH)
Website: familysupporthawaii.org
Phone: (808) 334-4123 or (808) 334-4138
Email: [email protected]
(Child and Family Service)
Here are the programs as follows:
O’ahu:
Child and Family Service (CFS)
Website: www.childandfamilyservice.org/oahu/
Phone: (808) 681-1555
Maui:
Maui Family Support Services (MFSS)
Website: mfss. org
Phone: (808) 242-0900
Email: [email protected]
Kaua’i:
Child and Family Service (CFS)
Website: www.childandfamilyservice.org/kauai/
Phone: (808) 245-5914
Hawai’i Island:
YWCA
Website: www.ywcahawaiiisland.org/what-we-do/healthy-start-program/
Phone: (808) 961-3877 extension 101
Website: www.koka.org/hippy
O’ahu: (808) 843-2502
Maui: (808) 868-4143
Hawai’i Island: (808) 339-7979
Email: [email protected]
Here are the locations as follows:
O’ahu:
Catholic Charities Hawai’i (CCH)
Phone: (808) 527-4690 or (808) 527-4681
Maui:
Wailuku – Keiki O Ka ‘Āina
Phone: (808) 244-4144
Kaua’i:
Keiki O Ka ‘Āina
Phone: (808) 244-4144
Hawai’i Island:
Hilo – YWCA of Hawai’i Island
Phone: (808) 930-5727
Kona – Keiki O Ka ‘Āina
Phone: (808) 244-4144
Lāna’i:
Maui Family Support Services (MFSS)
Phone: (808) 242-0900
Molokai:
The Institute for Native Pacific Education and Culture (INPEACE)
Phone: (808) 560-0335 extension 335
CENTER-BASED PROGRAMS
Here are the locations as follows:
O’ahu:
Parents and Children Together (PACT)
Website: pacthawaii.org/our-work/early-headstart-programs/
Phone: (808) 842-5996
Email: [email protected]
Honolulu Community Action Program (HCAP)
Website: www.hcapweb.org/headstart/
Phone: (808) 847-2400
Email: [email protected]
Maui:
Maui Family Support Services (MFSS)
Website: mfss.org
Phone: (808) 242-0900
Email: [email protected]
Maui Economic Opportunity (MEO)
Website: www. meoinc.org
Phone: (808) 249-2990
Email: [email protected]
Kaua’i:
Child and Family Service (CFS)
Website: www.childandfamilyservice.org/kauai/
Phone: (808) 245-5914
Hawai’i Island:
Parents and Children Together (PACT)
Website: pacthawaii.org/our-work/early-headstart-programs/
Phone: (808) 961-0570
Email: [email protected]
Family Support Hawai‘i (FSH)
Website: familysupporthawaii.org
Phone: (808) 334-4123 or (808) 334-4138
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.chartercommission.hawaii.gov/
O’ahu: (808) 380-6403
Website: blogs.ksbe.edu/preschool
O’ahu: (808) 534-8305 or Toll-Free (800) 842-4682 extension 48305
Infant-Toddler Center for ages 6 months – 36 months
Website: www. koka.org/preschool
O’ahu: (808) 843-2502
Email: [email protected]
SCHOLARSHIPS, SUBSIDIES, AND RESOURCES
SCHOLARSHIPS
Website: www.ksbe.edu/apply/financial_aid/preschool/pauahi_keiki_scholars/
O’ahu: (808) 534-8080
SUBSIDIES
Website: humanservices.hawaii.gov/bessd/child-care-program/ccch-subsidies/
O’ahu: (855) 643-1643
Email: [email protected]
Quality Care for Hawaiian Keiki (QCHK)
Website: mfss.org/qchk
Maui: (808) 793-2816
Email: [email protected]
Website: humanservices.hawaii.gov/bessd/child-care-program/ccch-subsidies/
O’ahu: (808) 791-2130 or toll-free (800) 746-5620
RESOURCES
Website: familyhuihawaii.org
O’ahu: (808) 230-7112
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.inpeace.org/early-childhood-education/hoala/
O’ahu: (808) 696-9300
SERVICES FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
(Preschool Special Education)
Contact your child’s home school, which is the neighborhood
school that your child would attend and request an evaluation.
The request can be made by one of the following:
• Verbally, in person, or by phone
• In a written letter, faxed, or e-mailed; or
• On the “State of Hawai‘i Request for Evaluation form” obtained from the school
For more information about Special Education, visit the website noted below.
Website: www.hawaiipublicschools.org/teachingandlearning/specializedprograms/
SpecialEducation/Pages/home.aspx
O’ahu: (808) 305-9806
Website: health.hawaii.gov/cshcn/ulu/
O’ahu: (808) 733-9055
Website: health.hawaii.gov/eis/
Main Office – O’ahu: (808) 594-0000
Early Intervention Referral Line – O’ahu: (808) 594-0066 or toll-free (800) 235-5477
Email: [email protected]
(Learning Disabilities Association of Hawai’i-LDAH)
Website: ldahawaii.org/school-readiness-project/
O’ahu: (808) 536-9684 or (808) 696-5361
Children aged 3 to 4
Children from 3 to 4 years old
Child Development 3 to 4 years old. You are in the “Children from 3 to 4 years” section.
In this section, we will help you find out and determine the level of development of your child, namely, what your child should know and be able to do at the age of 3 to 4 years.
What a 3 year old should know and be able to do.
This article is for your reference and gives approximate norms for the degree of formation of your child’s mental processes at this age. You can check his potential in different areas of knowledge, find out in which areas of knowledge your child succeeds, and in which additional attention and time are required.
In this section “Children from 3 to 4 years old” we have collected all the material published on our website, which will help you and your child to study, prepare for the next, more in-depth stage of classes.
You can use materials for your studies at home, in kindergarten or in elementary grades.
Mathematics
A child aged 3 to 4 should be able to:
1. The child must be able to count to three and show the appropriate number of fingers on the hand.
2. The child must be able to master the concepts: one – many, large – small, high – low, etc.
3. The child must know the primary colors (red, yellow, green, blue, white, black).
4. The child must know the basic geometric shapes (circle, square, triangle).
5. The child must be able to compare objects by size, color, shape. Be able to compare the number of items.
6. The child must be able to match a pair to an object with a given attribute.
Study aids:
1. Educational cards for games with children
2. Multi-colored playhouses
3. Cards Teaching a child to count
4. Connect the numbers and color the picture
5. The game is learning geometric shapes
6. Video-Learning counting
7. Number cards for boys
8. Introducing the child to Geometric shapes
9. Cards with numbers from 0 to 10
10. How to teach a child to count in a playful way
11. A game for learning Geometric shapes
12. Number cards for girls
13. Puzzles-double geometric shapes
14. Puzzles-double Numbers and Counting
15. Geometric shapes. We develop fine motor skills
16. We study Geometric shapes
17. I learn to count. up to 10
22. Mathematics with Dice for Children
Logical thinking
– Development of Thinking, Memory, Attention
A child aged 3 to 4 must be able to:
1. The child should be able to put together a cut picture from 2-4 parts.
2. The child should be able to find and explain inconsistencies in the drawings.
3. The child must be able to find an extra object and explain why he made such a choice.
4. The child should be able to find similarities and differences between objects.
5. The child should be able to memorize 2-3 pictures.
6. A child should be able to memorize 3-4 words that an adult has repeated several times.
7. The child must be able to memorize and repeat the movements shown by an adult 1-2 times,
8. The child must be able to remember any detail or attribute of an object.
9. The child must be able to complete the task within 5 minutes without being distracted.
10. The child must find paired objects. Be able to choose the right one from a group of objects.
11. The child must be able to pay attention to the properties and characteristics of objects, to find similarities and differences between objects.
Practice aids:
1. Find a pair cards
2. Find the shadow of the picture
3. Develop logical thinking
4. Cards for activities
5. Puzzles
6. Pick up a patch
7. Add the missing object
8. Entertaining activities with the child
9. Playing in opposites
10. Orienting in space. Right and Left
11. Game – “What is What?”
12. Game Catch a fish
13. Association game: Find a pair
14. Game for the Development of Memory and Attention
15. Guess Whose Shadow
Speech development
A child aged 3 to 4 should be able to:
1. The child should be able not only to visually perceive images, but also to describe what he saw.
2. The child easily forms simple sentences, gradually moves to complex ones (from 5-6 words).
3. The child must be able to separate objects into groups: furniture, dishes, clothes, etc.
4. The child must be able to name one attribute of each object.
5. The child must know the names of the basic actions of people and animals (lie down, sit, run, etc. )
6. A child should be able to repeat rhymes and songs after an adult.
7. The child must know his first and last name.
8. The child must be able to control the power of the voice, speak loudly – quietly.
Study aids:
1. Letters of the Alphabet-Puzzles
2. Learning the letter A. What the beech A looks like. . Color Letters of the Alphabet
7. Lotto learning Letters
8. Cards with Letters and a Picture
9. Talking tongues
10. Musical game for the development of speech
11. Cards – What letter does the word begin with
The world around us
A child aged 3 to 4 years should be able to:
1. The child must know the names and be able to show domestic (cow, goat, horse, cat, dog, etc.) and wild (wolf, hare, fox, etc.) animals.
2. The child must know the names of 3-4 birds (sparrow, swallow, crow), 3-4 fish (whale, catfish, shark) and 3-4 insects (grasshopper, butterfly, bee).
3. The child should know the names of the main plants: 3-4 trees (birch, oak, apple) and 3-4 flowers (chamomile, tulip, rose).
4. The child should know what vegetables, fruits, berries, mushrooms are.
5. The child must have an idea about the materials from which the surrounding objects are made.
6. The child must know the parts of the day – morning, afternoon, evening, night.
7. The child should be able to name natural phenomena – rain, snow, wind.
Practice aids:
1. Flashcards Parts of the human body
2. Transport cards
3. Fruit cards
4. Vegetable cards
5. Learn Color cards
6. Furniture cards
7. Animals and what they eat cards
8. Clothes and Shoes cards
9. Cards Animals and Birds
10. Fruits and berries. Learning and coloring
11. Vegetables. Learning and coloring
12. Fruits and Berries (coloring cards)
13. Vegetables (coloring cards)
14. Unique books – Seasons
15. Insects cards
16. Dishes and Cutlery
17. Cards Game “What for What”
18. Cards Insects 2.
19. Educational Games with Clothespins
Household Skills
:
1. The child must be able to put on things independently (without fasteners).
2. The child must be able to cut paper with scissors.
3. The child must be able to use pencils, markers, pens, etc. Be able to draw circles, dots, lines.
4. The child should be able to trace and color pictures.
5. The child must know the basic rules of hygiene.
Practice aids:
1. Stencils for drawing
2. Paper fruits
3. Paper toys
4. Christmas tree applique
5. Juice box crafts
6. Hand flowers applique
making applications
8. DIY space machine
9. Cars with eyes
10. Book My House
11. Bus for little ponies
12. Palm Frame – for babies
13. Plasticine and beads
14. Applications from Buttons
15. Christmas tree from Cones with your own hands
16. Cheerful Chupa-Chups
Read also the article for Development of the Child.
Find out what a child should know and be able to do by age. Take advantage of the training aids offered by our website.
Child development calendar up to 1 year (by months)
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Child 2 to 3 years old
Child 4 to 5 years old
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Education | MBDOU No. 181
In order to create conditions that ensure the protection of life and improve the health of children, the prevention of morbidity and injuries, the MBDOU conducts a summer health campaign. In the summer, a system of events is implemented aimed at developing independence, initiative, curiosity and cognitive activity of preschoolers in game and project activities on topics chosen by children independently (or taking into account their opinions, interests and hobbies), and a space (developing environment) is organized for independent and free activities of children. The summer health campaign plan was developed on the basis of regulatory documents, including a calendar of educational events, significant dates and annual tasks.
Plan of the summer health campaign 2022
MBDOU No. 181 implements the following programs:
– the main educational program of preschool education for children under three years old (in general developmental groups),
– the main educational program of preschool education for children over three years (in groups of general developmental orientation),
– adapted basic educational program of preschool education for children over three years old (in groups of compensatory orientation).
1. The main educational program of preschool education for children under three years of age in general developmental groups (GEP up to 3 years) is implemented in full-time education.
Normative period of study for children 1.5-2 years old – 1 year, for children 2-3 years old – 1 year.
The language of education is Russian.
Subjects (classes) for children aged 1.5-2 years: The world around them, Speech development, Movement development, Games with didactic material, Games with building materials. Educational practices (joint educational activities with adults): Introduction to music, visual, theatrical activities.
Subjects (classes) for children 2-3 years old: Speech development, Formation of elementary mathematical concepts, Music, Drawing, Application, Modeling, Physical education. Educational practices (joint educational activities with adults): Social and communicative development, Acquaintance with nature / subject and social environment.
Educational information resources are used to implement the Program. Teachers have access to the information and telecommunication network – the Internet.
2. The main educational program of preschool education for children over three years old in general developmental groups (GEP over 3 years old) is implemented in full-time education.
Normative period of study for children 3-4 years old – 1 year, for children 4-5 years old – 1 year, for children 5-6 years old – 1 year, for children 6-7 years old – 1 year.
The language of education is Russian.
Subjects (classes): Formation of elementary mathematical concepts, Acquaintance with nature/subject and social environment, Speech development, Music, Drawing, Modeling, Application, Physical education. Educational practices (joint educational activities with adults): Social and communicative development.
Information and electronic educational technologies are used to implement the Program. Teachers have access to the information and telecommunication network – the Internet. In educational activities with children over 5 years old, a laptop (2 pcs.), An interactive software and hardware system with the Smart program (1 pc.), A digital piano with an acoustic system (1 pc.) Are used.
3. The adapted basic educational program of pre-school education for children older than three years (in compensatory groups for children with SPD) is implemented in full-time education.
Normative period of study for children 3-4 years old – 1 year, for children 4-5 years old – 1 year, for children 5-6 years old – 1 year, for children 6-7 years old – 1 year (or until the pupil reaches the age required for education in general education institutions implementing programs of primary general education).
The language of education is Russian.
Subjects (classes) for children 3-4 years old: Speech correction, Formation of elementary mathematical representations, Music, Drawing, Physical education. Educational practices (joint educational activities with an adult): Psychocorrectional game training, social and personal development and development of the cognitive sphere, Speech development, Social and communicative development, Acquaintance with nature / subject and social environment, Modeling, Application.
Subjects (classes) for children aged 4-5: Speech correction, Formation of elementary mathematical concepts, Music, Drawing, Physical education. Educational practices (joint educational activities with an adult): Psycho-correctional game training, social and personal development and development of the cognitive sphere, Speech development, Social and communicative development, Acquaintance with nature / subject and social environment, Cognitive and research activities, Modeling, Application, Construction .
Subjects (classes) for children 5-6, 6-7 years old: Speech correction, Formation of elementary mathematical representations, Acquaintance with nature / subject and social environment, Music, Drawing, Modeling, Application, Physical education. Educational practices (joint educational activities with adults): Psychocorrective game training, social and personal development and development of the cognitive sphere, Speech development, Social and communicative development, Cognitive research activities, Design.
Information and electronic educational technologies are used to implement the Program. Teachers have access to the information and telecommunication network – the Internet. In educational activities with children over 5 years old, laptops (7 pcs.), An interactive software and hardware system with the Smart program (1 pc.), Interactive whiteboards and projectors with the Prometheus program (5 pcs.), A digital piano with an acoustic system (1 pcs.), interactive floor (1 pc.), tablet computer devices (8 pcs.). For the development of preschoolers in five educational areas, the computer program “1 C. Preschoolers” has been introduced into the pedagogical process. For the purpose of cognitive development of pupils, the digital laboratory “Naurash in the country of Naurandia” is used. For correctional and developmental work, electronic educational resources are used: the logopedic computer prefix “Delfa-142”, computer programs “Games for Tigers”, “Logomer”, “Speech gymnastics”, electronic collections “Attention, memory, logic”, “Entertaining phonetics” , “Logo-start”, “Logoassortment”, “Learning to read”. For the purpose of psychological and pedagogical examination, the diagnostic computer program “Longitude” is used.
The educational program may use distance learning technologies in accordance with Distance Technology Regulation .
One of the priorities of the Federal State Educational Standard is to combine training and education into an integral educational process based on spiritual, moral and socio-cultural values and rules and norms of behavior accepted in society in the interests of a person, family, and society. To this end, MBDOU has developed Education program which is an annex to the Education program. The upbringing program was agreed with the Parents’ Council, adopted at a meeting of the teachers’ council, approved by the head of the MBDOU.
Description of the educational program.
The content of the educational process in MBDOU is determined by the main educational program of preschool education (BEP DO), developed, adopted and implemented by it independently in accordance with the requirements of the federal state educational standard for preschool education (FSES DO) and taking into account the relevant exemplary educational programs of preschool education. The educational program of the MBDOU was adopted by the Pedagogical Council and approved by the head of the MBDOU. The educational program ensures the development of the personality of preschoolers in various types of communication and activities, taking into account their specific, age-related, individual psychological and physiological characteristics, in all five complementary educational areas: socio-communicative, cognitive, speech, artistic and aesthetic, physical development.
In order to implement the Educational Program MBDOU , various forms and types of educational activities are organized, the program widely uses project activities that allow children to expand their knowledge of the world around them, acquire the necessary social skills, and the ability to publicly express their thoughts.
Kindergarten teachers actively interact with the families of pupils, using various forms of work: consultations, conversations, open days, as well as modern information and communication technologies.
The Program provides for changes in accordance with the seasons (daily routine in the cold and warm periods of the year, seasonal holidays and sports activities, etc.).
Developing object-spatial environment provides maximum implementation of the educational space of the group, as well as the territory of the kindergarten adapted for the implementation of the Program, corresponds to the characteristics of each age stage, protection and promotion of children’s health, taking into account the individual characteristics of children.
Description of the main educational program for children under 3 years old:
The mandatory part is built on the basis of a comprehensive “Program of education and training in kindergarten” (an exemplary general educational program of preschool education “From birth to school” edited by N .E. Veraksy, T.S. Komarova, M.A. Vasilyeva).
The variable part is aimed at the development of young children in play and subject activities, familiarization with artistic and aesthetic activities, cognitive, physical abilities, development of communication with peers. In the implementation of the variable part, the methodological support of the program “First Steps” (edited by E.O. Smirnova) is used.
Basic education program for children up to 3 years old
Description of the main educational program for children from 3 years old:
The compulsory part is built on the basis of a comprehensive “Kindergarten education and training program” (an exemplary general educational program of preschool education “From birth to school” edited by N.E. Veraksa, T.S. Komarova, M.A. Vasilyeva).
The variable part is aimed at the social and communicative development of preschoolers on the basis of the partial programs “I-You-We” by O.L. Knyazeva, “Let’s live together!” S.V. Kryukova, “I am surprised, angry, afraid, boasting and rejoicing” by S.V. Kryukova, “Friendly guys” by R.S. Bure.
Basic preschool education program for children over 3 years old
kindergarten” (an exemplary general educational program of preschool education “From birth to school”, edited by N. E. Veraksa, T.S. Komarova, M.A. Vasilyeva).
The variable part for pupils with SPD is aimed at the correction and development of speech and is based on the logopedic section of the Approximate adapted basic educational program for preschool children with severe speech disorders, edited by Professor L.V. Lopatina. To overcome violations of the cognitive sphere of children with speech disorders, a system of correctional and developmental work with children aged 3-7 years is used (author-compiler T.V. Ponidelnikova). A system of correctional and developmental work on the emotional development and correction of the behavior of children 3-4 years old “Let’s play!” is also being implemented. (author-compiler I.A. Pazukhina), a system of correctional and developmental work on the development of the social and personal sphere of preschoolers 4-6 years old “Let’s get to know each other!” (author-compiler I.A. Pazukhina).
Adapted basic education program for preschool children over 3 years of age with TT
Curriculum of continuous educational activity (CEC) contains a teaching load by type of occupation and educational area in accordance with SanPiN.
Curriculum in groups of compensatory orientation for children with TD over 3 years
Curriculum in groups of early age up to 3 years
Curriculum in groups of general developmental orientation over 3 years
work programs for educational activities have been developed for each type of curriculum. They are described in Work Program Annotations .
Annotations to the RP PEP in early age groups
Work program game 1 gr early age
Work program speech development 1 gr early age
Work program speech development 2 early age
Work program mathematics 2 early age
Work program modeling 2 early age
Work program drawing 2 early age
Work program physical education 2 group 2 body early age
Work program physical education body 1 early age
Work program Music early age
900 animations PEP in groups older than 3 years
Fine art work program junior-intermediate
Mathematics work program junior-intermediate
Music work program junior-intermediate
Work program subject, social world junior-middle
Work program nature junior-middle
Work program development of speech junior-middle
Work program physical education junior-middle
Work program fine arts senior preparatory
Work program development of speech senior preparatory
work program mathematics senior preparatory
work program subject, social world senior preparatory
Senior preparatory music work program
Senior preparatory nature work program
Senior preparatory physical education work program
Annotations to RP for AOOP in the younger group TNR
RP speech correction (younger group 900 AOOP 5)
Mathematics
WP AOOP junior Nature
WP AOOP junior Drawing
RP AOOP junior Application, Modeling
RP AOOP junior Objective and social world
Annotations to RP to AOOP in the middle group
RP to AOOP medium Speech Correction
RP to AOOP average Mathematics
RP to AOOP average Drawing
RP to AOOP9 Nature
900 AOOP RP medium
RP to AOOP medium Modeling, appliqué
Annotations to RP to AOOP in the senior group
RP to AOOP senior mathematics
RP to AOOP senior nature
RP to AOOP senior drawing
RP to AOOP senior modeling Application
RP to AOOP Senior Social World
RP to AOOP Senior Correction of Speech
Annotations to RP to AOOP in the preparatory group
RP for AOOP Preparatory correction of speech (Group 1) 9000
RP RP RP RP for AOOP preparatory Mathematics
RP for AOOP preparatory Subject, social world
RP for AOOP preparatory Nature
RP for AOOP preparatory Drawing
RP for AOOP preparatory Modeling, application
RP AOOP Speech correction (preparatory group 4)
RP for AOOP in senior preparatory group 4 modeling application
RP for AOOP in senior preparatory group 4 subject, social world
RP for AOOP in the senior preparatory group 4 drawing
RP for AOOP in the senior preparatory group 4 nature
RP for AOOP in the senior preparatory group 4 mathematics
Annotations to the RP for AOOP on musical education in TNR groups
Work program Music in TNR groups
Annotations to the RP AOP in physical development in TNR groups
Working program Physical Education in TNR groups
RP of psychocorrectional work with children
Educational activities are carried out according to 90,300 to the annual calendar educational graphics, 9030 regulatory starting to the regulatory beginning and the end of the academic year, the timing of pedagogical diagnostics (incoming and final), school weeks, the period of the summer health campaign.
MBDOU provides speech therapy assistance to pupils with speech disorders or difficulties in mastering the educational program, in accordance with Regulations on the provision of speech therapy assistance
MBDOU operates a psychological and pedagogical service to assist pupils and their parents (legal representatives) on the basis of Regulations on the Psychological and Pedagogical Service
MBDOU has a psychological and pedagogical council to support and rehabilitate pupils who have developmental, adaptation and behavioral features, difficulties in mastering the educational program: Regulations on the Psychological and Pedagogical Council
Based on the analysis of the work of the MBDOU (educational activities, conditions for organizing the educational process), Development Program for five years was developed: goals and objectives for the development of the MBDOU, management and personnel policy, improvement of the subject-developing environment , measures are planned to improve the quality of educational services, the introduction of effective educational technologies.