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Presch chool Project ctions Fulton Early Childhood Center December Board Presentation 2018 Develop a love of school Pre-reading skills Language Skills Self Regulation Skills Pre-math skills Wh Why? y? Creativity and Curiosity Social


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Presch chool Project ctions

Fulton Early Childhood Center December Board Presentation 2018

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Wh Why? y?

Self Regulation Skills Creativity and Curiosity Guided Play Pre-reading skills Pre-math skills Self Awareness Conflict management Language Skills Social Skills Following Directions Develop a love of school

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Th The Da Data

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On One-On One Co Corresp spondence (t (to ten)

August October

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Ro Rote Count to 15

August October

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Le Letter r ID (15 15 letters)

August October

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Na Name W Writing

August October

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Wh What it it wo would look lik like

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Full Day

4 year olds 15 classrooms 10 students each 15 teachers

Full Day

3 year olds 15 classrooms 10 students each 15 teachers

Half Day

3 year olds 7-8 classrooms 10 students each 7-8 teachers

10 Students per classroom (State required pre k ratio is 10:1)

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Full Day

4 year olds 10 classrooms 15 students each 10 teachers 10 support staff

Full Day

3 year olds 10 classrooms 15 students each 10 teachers 10 support staff

Half Day

3 year olds 5 classrooms 15 students each 5 teachers 5 support staff

15 Students per classroom (State required pre k ratio is 10:1)

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Full Day

4 year olds 8 classrooms 20 students each 8 teachers 8 support staff

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20 Students per classroom (State required pre k ratio is 10:1)

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Pros of full and half day pre k

Full Day

  • Better for parents who

work/classes easier to fill

  • Rest time in the afternoon vs.

tired children

  • More time to teach and

learn/exposure to school

  • Ability to feed breakfast, lunch,

and snack

Half Day

  • Fewer classrooms and teachers

required

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Full Day

4 year olds 10 classrooms 15 students each 10 teachers 10 support staff

Full Day

3 year olds 15 classrooms 10 students each 15 teachers 0 support staff

15 - 4 year olds and10 - 3 year olds per classroom (Ideal situation)

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