Centerville Child Development Center
Helping Children Grow for Over 37 Years
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- We use The Creative Curriculum with weekly and monthly themes.
- Most teachers in our program have a degree in education, and we are highly regarded by the local school system’s teachers.
- We serve Centerville, Ohio’s elementary schools and the surrounding areas with a curriculum that prepares kids to excel in kindergarten.
- We are a Gold Rated Program in Ohio’s Step Up to Quality System.
School in Action
Dr. Seuss spirit week was a success!
Monday- Red Fish Blue Fish(wear red and blue)
Tuesday-Fox in Socks(crazy sock day)
Wednesday-Wacky Wednesday(go crazy)
Thursday-Cat in the Hat (hat day)
Friday-Oh the places you will go(college/vacation shirts)
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CCDC has had a great day celebrating Valentine’s Day. Thank you to all the parents that help support our parties!
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Learning
At Centerville Child Development Center, the child comes first. We take pride in not only providing for their physical and emotional needs, but for their developmental needs as well. Our curriculum was created for its balance between both teacher-directed and child-initiated learning. It is our goal to help the children develop the passion for learning that they will carry with them throughout their life. Centerville Child Development Center uses a weekly theme based curriculum that is designed to foster social, emotional, physical, cognitive, and language development and to enhance learning in literacy, math, science, social studies, and the arts. This allows the teachers to plan and implement a developmentally appropriate, content-rich program for children of all backgrounds and skill levels that is constantly matching the interests of the students. Please be sure to look for the weekly lesson plans hanging in the classrooms.
Communication
Providing an environment where children grow their confidence and learn to express themselves in a variety of situations.
Social and emotional
Encourage children to develop an attitude of kindness, cooperation, courtesy and helpfulness towards others while developing self-confidence and independence.
Physical
Helping children develop their coordination, control and movement through a variety of fine and gross motor activities.
Expressive arts
Enabling children to explore and play with a wide range of media and materials.
Literacy
Encouraging children to link sounds and letters and begin to read and write. Children are exposed to a wide range of reading materials to ignite their interest.
Mathematics
Helping children with their counting skills, understanding numbers and simple addition and subtraction problems.