New Hampshire Home School Curriculum

The infant curriculum is designed for children aged 6 months to 1 year and focuses on fostering development across four key domains: physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and language. It emphasizes activities that promote motor skills through safe play and exploration, engaging cognitive growth with sensory-rich experiences and interactive games. Additionally, it nurtures social-emotional skills by facilitating secure attachments and encouraging positive interactions during play. Language development is supported through regular verbal engagement, including singing and storytelling, while approaches to learning are enhanced by allowing infants to make choices and explore independently. Overall, the curriculum aims to create a holistic and stimulating learning environment tailored to the developmental needs of infants.

The toddler curriculum is designed to support the holistic development of children aged 1-3 through structured activities that focus on various essential growth areas. It emphasizes social-emotional development by promoting emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills through guided play. Physical development is enhanced through activities that improve gross and fine motor skills, while language development is fostered through storytelling, songs, and conversational interactions. Cognitive growth is encouraged via explorative tasks that stimulate critical thinking and problem-solving. The curriculum also introduces early literacy concepts through exposure to books and pre-writing activities, as well as basic mathematics through counting and pattern recognition. Additionally, it nurtures a sense of connection to the natural world through scientific exploration and outdoor activities, creating a comprehensive learning experience that is both engaging and developmentally appropriate.

This preschool curriculum focuses on fostering holistic development in young learners through a comprehensive approach that integrates various domains of learning. It emphasizes language and literacy skills, including reading, writing, and communication, while introducing foundational mathematical concepts through play and hands-on experiences. The curriculum encourages scientific exploration and inquiry, helping children understand their environment and promoting curiosity. Social studies components focus on self-awareness and community, while physical development promotes gross and fine motor skills alongside health education. Additionally, arts integration supports creativity, and social-emotional learning cultivates healthy relationships and responsible decision-making, creating a well-rounded educational experience for preschool-aged children.