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About Us

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Babies & Beyond Academy was started by Geena Turner to establish quality childcare within the community.

 

Meet Our Staff

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Geena Turner

Owner

Stacy Baptist

Lead Teacher

Kamaria Bell

Upcoming Director 

                                                     
                                           

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To engage and nurture your child, we provide a balance of freedom and instruction. Our early childhood education classroom is designed as a learning community, where your child not only builds skills vital to success in kindergarten, but also gains respect for others, and a strong sense of confidence.

 

 

 

The most important goal of our early childhood curriculum is to prepare children for Kindergarten socially, physically and emotionally through the use of a Creative Curriculum. This means encouraging children to be active and creative explorers who are not afraid to try out their ideas and to think their own thoughts successfully. DEVELOPMENT GOALS

 

Social Development:

•    Getting along in Groups

•    Learning responsible behavior (such as sharing)

•    Expressing feelings appropriately

•    Respecting others

 

Emotional Development:

•    Promoting positive self image & self-confidence

•    Fostering cooperation

•    Developing independence, initiative and trust

•    Experiencing art, music, drama and dance

•    Developing independence and self-control

 

Cognitive Development:

•    Providing experiences with math and science

•    Promoting curiosity about the world by encouraging observation, exploration and experimentation

•    Building reading and writing skills

•    Fostering imagination and creativity

•    Language development

•    Listening, speaking, following directions

•    Learning numbers, relational concepts and classification skills

•    leading to problem solving

 

Physical Development:

•    Developing large and small muscle skills

•    Increasing body awareness

•    Improving eye-hand coordination

•    Exploring rhythm and movement

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