- 8:00 am - 6:30 pm - Mon - Fri / 12:00 pm - 06:00pm - Sat
- 701-237-0380
- 1336 25th Ave S Fargo ND 58103 Suite 140
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The classroom is divided into interest areas: blocks, cars and trucks, dramatic play, dress-up, baby dolls, sensory, manipulative, puzzles, books and the mini loft.
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At Prep 1: Most children begin their pre-reading in this classroom. Students who display readiness, are also introduced to addition. The bathroom is always open for children to use it as needed; it is part of the self-reliance that the children have attained in this classroom.To expose the children to age appropriate technology, a Smart Board is introduced for developmentally appropriate, interactive activities which are aligned with lesson plans.
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In our Kindergarten, children grow socially and emotionally. Their ability to think, use and recognize language and their fine and gross motor skills will be developed through play, art, dance, music, movement and interacting with others.
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This program focuses on all-around development by offering opportunities for overall development using songs and finger play activities, language and early literacy activities, number and logical thinking activities, science and nature related activities, sensory discrimination exercises and physical development activities.
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Here at Kids Kingdom we believe that camp should be full of fun memories and making new friends. During camp your child will enjoy different activities through the week. We have daily arts and crafts, cooking, and science.
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The lesson planning and individualization for each infant include cognitive, language, physical, social, emotional, creative art, and sign language. Some examples of appropriate milestones in the Infant class are: turning one’s head towards the source of noise, push-pull toys, throwing a ball, finger painting, and self-help skills like holding a bottle.
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