Precious Life Daycare Syllabus

From making a Creation mobile to a turkey headband, your child, ages 18–24 months, will love these fun-filled art projects.

Each week, your child will have one or two pages to color or paint, introducing them to a new color each month.

Every other week, they will be given a simple craft project with themes of Bible stories, colors, seasons, or holidays for a total of 20 crafts.

Learning numbers with Button Bear

• Counting to 20, hand-eye coordination, coloring, and listening, along with thinking and reasoning.

Art for 2s

• ​Understanding shapes, animals and colors.

Alphabit 

• Learning sounds of the alphabet through song. Singing along will help your child to increase his speech, memory, and vocabulary skills.

Numbers and skills with Button Bear

• Enhanced knowledge of shapes, pairs, opposites, numbers, sequence of events, senses, seasons, weather, animals, countries, transportation, dot-to-dot, coloring, thinking and more!

Arts and crafts with Amber Lamb

• ​​40 coloring projects to improve your child's motor skills while they paint, glue and color. 

• Seasonal projects, animal and other fun themes.

Alphabit 

• Learning sounds of the alphabet through song. Singing along will help your child to increase his speech, memory, and vocabulary skills.

Writing with Phonics

• ​Develop key foundational blocks for writing while referencing phonics concepts. 

• ​Alphabet, blends, 1-word vowels.

Little Books 1-12 (Reading)

• Phonics-based, short readers with vowels, consonant sounds and graduate into complete words and sentences.​

Bible

• Weekly and daily lessons with verses, memorization goals, visuals and interactive stories. 

Readiness Skills K4

• Age-appropriate exercises that will aid your child in developing hand-eye coordination, listening and thinking skills, visual perception, and writing readiness. 

• Coloring, directed drawing, tracing and matching.

Arts and crafts 

• Seasonal projects, animal and other fun themes.

Phonics​

• ​​Carefully sequenced activities that will teach vowels, consonants, blends, one/two-vowel words, and special sounds.

Reading 

• Building on foundations in phonics, students begin reading age appropriate books and little readers. 

Cursive writing

• The continuous flow of cursive writing is much more natural for little ones than the start and stop of manuscript writing.  

• Improving hand-eye coordination, motor skills and other brain and memory functions, including increased focus and prolonged attention. 

Numbers 

• Memorize addition facts up through the number 10 and identify numbers that come before and after any number from 1-100.

• Subtraction, story problems and recognize the smallest and largest numbers in any set. 

Development skills

• Coloring pages, mazes, directed art projects, and other activities developing writing readiness, hand-eye coordination, visual perception, listening and thinking skills and good character. 

Bible

• Weekly and daily lessons with verses, memorization goals, visuals and interactive stories. 

Arts and crafts 

• Seasonal projects, animal and other fun themes.