SMALL STEPS
ACADEMY
1715 Taylor Road, Port Orange, FL 32128
Our Curriculums
Here at Small Steps all of our Curriculums are used to support the play based learning that happens in the classroom. We have two sets of Curricula that have both an infant toddler and a preschool version. They are matched to the appropriate age group and teacher based on their features. Utilizing more than one helps us to provide a well rounded preschool education.
Beyond Cribs and Rattles- ones
Beyond Cribs & Rattles focuses on creating intentional, developmentally appropriate experiences for infants and toddlers. This curriculum supports the Florida Learning and Developmental Standards for birth to three year olds, which mirror the National Association for the Education of Young Children’s guidelines, the Early Head Start Program Performance Standards, and ZERO TO THREE: the National
Center for Infants and Toddlers
Beyond Centers and Circle Time
Beyond Centers & Circle Time focuses on creating intentional, developmentally appropriate experiences for children ages three through kindergarten. This curriculum supports early learning and developmental standards found all over the nation. Beyond Centers & Circle Time.
Learn Every Day Infant and Toddler- Twos
Learn Every Day" is a comprehensive, research-based curriculum designed for early childhood education programs, particularly preschool and infant/toddler settings. It focuses on providing a nurturing and engaging environment where children can learn through multi-sensory activities, weekly themes, and a variety of learning centers. The curriculum emphasizes literacy, math, science, social studies, and creative arts, while also incorporating strategies for dual language learners and children with special needs.
Learn Every Day- VPK
Key Features:
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Research-based:
The curriculum is grounded in current research on child development and learning.
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Multi-sensory activities:
It incorporates activities that engage multiple senses to enhance learning.
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Weekly themes:
Learning experiences are organized around weekly themes to provide a structured yet engaging approach.
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Learning centers:
Children explore various subjects and concepts through different learning centers, such as dramatic play, art, science, and literacy.
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Individualized learning:
The curriculum is designed to respect individual differences, honor each child's culture, and recognize the importance of family involvement.