SONG OF THE YEAR
UAE National Anthem
SONGS OF THE WEEK
Arabic Song
To listen to the song of the week for our Babies, kindly click on the link below:
Five Little Airplanes
To listen to the song of the week for our Playgroup I, kindly click on the link below:
Let's Be Planes
To listen to the song of the week for our Playgroup II, kindly click on the link below:
Five Little Airplanes
To listen to the song of the week for our Foundation Year, kindly click on the link below:
Winter Song
OUR BABIES
Personal, Social and Emotional Development
The first three months are a
time all about helping infants learn to feel safe, comfortable, secure, and
curious about his or her world. Infants use sounds, facial expressions,
and body movements to tell caregivers what they need and how they are feeling. When
caregivers respond to infants’ cues with comfort and care, infants develop
trust. As infants grow, they are active, responsive, and increasingly in
control of their body. They offer smiles and communicate with a gaze and basic
vocalizations. They begin to understand that people still exist even when they
are out of sight. Their sense of security and well-being are totally
dependent upon relationships with important caregivers.
OUR PLAYGROUP I
Personal, Social and Emotional Development
In this age-group mostly
toddlers watch others and imitate what they see. They are beginning to
understand feelings of self and others. They are increasingly aware of themselves as
separate from others and are becoming more enthusiastic about playing with
peers. They are using skills to
explore and discover the boundaries of what they can do. Loving relationships
give toddlers a sense of comfort, safety, confidence, and encouragement to
explore the world around them, and form new relationships.
OUR PLAYGROUP II
Personal, Social and Emotional Development
In this age –group mostly, children start using language to express
thoughts and feelings. They are using enhanced thinking skills to solve
problems and take pride in their accomplishments. They now begin to understand how
relationships work and that other people may feel differently from them. Loving relationships teach children how to form
friendships, communicate emotions, and to deal with challenges. Strong,
positive relationships also help children develop trust, empathy, compassion,
and a sense of right and wrong.
OUR FOUNDATION YEAR
Personal, Social and Emotional Development
Children of this age-group mostly begin
to learn impulse control and can now wait (for a very short time) for things to
happen. Because of this new skill, they are able to learn how to share and take
turns - although, for some, this can be a long journey. They are beginning to
understand that other people have feelings that may be different from their
own. They often get upset by seeing someone else upset. Children have a rich
imagination, and love to play and be physically active. However, this means
they may be scared of things too, or hesitate to try new things. Giving children the chance to play with
other children from preschool or playgroup can help them develop friendships. The best way to nurture your preschooler's
independence and self-confidence is to keep them their life fairly structured.
Give them limited choices. When they ask to do something you know isn't a good
idea, hold firm. Being allowed choices within a structured framework will help
to boost their self-confidence while at the same time letting them know they
are safe and secure.
AFTERNOON KIDS' CLUB
