Oregon Home School Curriculum

This curriculum for infants aged 6 months to 1 year focuses on holistic development across various domains, including language and literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, creative arts, physical development, health and safety, and social-emotional growth. It incorporates interactive activities that promote early language skills through storytelling and rich literature, introduces foundational math concepts through playful exploration, and encourages scientific curiosity with sensory experiences. The curriculum emphasizes social awareness by discussing family and community, fosters creative expression through art and music, and supports physical skills development with activities tailored to infants. Additionally, it guides caregivers in teaching health practices and emotional regulation to nurture secure attachments and promote well-being. Overall, the program is structured to provide engaging, developmentally appropriate experiences that empower both infants and their educators.

This comprehensive toddler curriculum is designed for children aged 1 to 3 years, focusing on key areas of development such as language and literacy, mathematics, science and technology, social-emotional growth, physical development, and creative arts. It offers interactive activities that promote communication skills, basic mathematical concepts, exploration of the natural world, and emotional intelligence. Through a variety of hands-on experiences, toddlers engage in creative expression, enhance their gross and fine motor skills, and learn to navigate social interactions. The curriculum provides a holistic approach to early learning, ensuring that children build a strong foundation for future academic and personal success.

The preschool curriculum provides a structured approach to early childhood education, focusing on key developmental areas such as language and literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, and physical development. It aims to foster foundational skills through engaging activities that promote reading and writing, counting and shape recognition, scientific inquiry, understanding of community and relationships, and the enhancement of both gross and fine motor skills. The curriculum encourages exploration and creativity while emphasizing social interaction and self-help abilities, creating a well-rounded educational experience for young learners.