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GARDEN
Activities – Sand play, water play, sensopathic activities, mud, clay modelling, woodwork, climbing apparatus.Here a child builds a strong and healthy body while climbing, running, jumping and balancing. The activities provide opportunity for :
- pleasure and delight
- the development of skills
- social contacts
- the release of emotions
- constructive, imaginative and creative play.
This area is under supervision of two teachers.
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CREATIVE AREA
Activities – Painting, drawing, cutting and painting, anti-waste constructions,: special activities and dough modeling.Here a child satisfies his needs to experiment and create. The activities provide opportunity for:
- use of colour and development of form
- control of fine muscles and co-ordination
- learning through senses
- the development of skills.
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FANTASY AREA
Activities – Domestic play – ie: dolls, tea-sets etc., dressing-up, shop, puppets, blocks and supportive toys, eg: cars and boats.
This is where a child is free to express his conception of the everyday world or how he wishes or imagines it to be. The activities provide opportunities for:
- enjoyment
- self expression through the enactment of different roles
- release from frustration and fears
- creative and constructive areas
- the stimulation of creative and imaginative play
- encouragement of the inhibited child
A fairy garden is available for our Grade R children, encouraging imaginative play and responsibility. The children help to care for this special garden. |
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COGNITIVE AREA
Activities – Puzzles, books, games, constructive toys.
This is where the child satisfies his need to achieve and learns to use his mind in all ways necessary for intellectual development. The activities provide opportunity for:
- the acquisition of skills
- developing powers of thinking and reasoning
- eye-hand co-ordination
- to share and take turns
- concentration and perseverence
- language development
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