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The Dickinson College Children's Center was established by the Dickinson College Board of Trustees to provide childcare for children of faculty, staff, and students. Alumni, employed grandparents and community families are also invited to enroll. Our curriculum enables children to explore and create in an atmosphere of warmth and enthusiasm. The children gain positive self-concepts as they find enjoyment and success in the developmentally appropriate activities. Our Kindergarten program is licensed through the Pennsylvania Department of Education and our curriculum is guided by the Pennsylvania Kindergarten Standards. We offer monthly field trips to nearby locations as well as visiting a few of the on campus buildings such as the Planetarium, Tree House, Trout Gallery and Green House. Small group, large group and individual activities are provided throughout the day. Children are guided to develop indepenence, cooperation, respect, responsibility, confidence and a love of learning.
Our Kindergarten maintains a small class size 15:1
Full Day Kindergarten includes before and after school care
(7:15-5:30)
Kindergarten Only Option (9am-3pm)
Social/Emotional Curriculum
Guest visitors and Service Learning Projects
Hands on Learning
STEM and Family Engagement Activities
Parent/Teacher daily interactions
Kindergarten curriculum:
Math; Everyday Mathematics
Writing: Handwriting without Tears
Reading: RAZPlus with Reading A-Z is delivered over the
Internet and is a constantly changing program. Each month, Reading
A-Z adds new books, lesson plans, and other resources, thus
continually expanding its wealth of materials.
Social-Emotional-Teamology Project TEAM uses six foundations
and relatable characters to provide a common language for staff and
students.
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