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Know The Difference Between Daycare,
Childcare & Preschool Explained
Selecting the ideal early learning program for your child is a significant step. At Children's Kingdom Academy, we're here to guide you through the various options of daycare, childcare, and preschool. We'll help you find the perfect environment that nurtures your child's growth and development.
Where We Fall
Children's Kingdom Academy Childcare and Learning Center is a premier early childhood education facility located in the Pine Hills & West Colonial Area of Orlando, Florida. We offer a harmonious blend of nurturing care and structured learning, ensuring your child's holistic development. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our dedication to not only supervising children but also fostering their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical growth in a supportive and stimulating environment.
What Sets Us Apart
- Enrolling Children 6 Weeks - 12 Years Old
- Holistic Development
- Qualified and Caring Staff
- Safe and Stimulating Environment
- Inclusive Programs
- Healthy Meals and Snacks
- Family-Centered Approach
- Community Involvement
Learn The Types Of Early Learning Programs
Daycare Options
Overview
Daycare centers are designed to provide care for children while parents are at work, serving a broad age range from infants to school-aged children. The primary focus is on creating a safe and supervised environment where children can engage in basic activities, play, and social interaction.
Features
Daycare centers often offer flexible hours to fit the schedules of working parents. While they promote socialization through basic activities and may include some structured routines, their main goal is to provide dependable care rather than a formal education.
Age Group
These centers cater to children from infancy up to around 5-6 years old.
Pros: Flexible Hours, Caters to All Ages, Affordable
Cons: Limited Individual Attention, Variable Quality, Lower Focus on Education
Childcare Options
Overview
Childcare centers extend beyond traditional daycare services by offering supervision, care, and educational activities suited to various age groups. These centers typically create a structured environment that blends caregiving with early learning.
Features
Childcare centers often include a combination of play-based learning and educational activities to support early development. They might offer school readiness programs covering basic literacy, numeracy, cognitive development, and sensory play. Some centers also provide extended hours to meet diverse family needs.
Age Group
These centers typically serve infants through early school-age children, from a few months old up to about 6-7 years.
Pros: Secure Environment, Strong Educational Focus, Trained Educators
Cons: Variable Costs, Larger Groups, Less Flexible Hours
Preschool Options
Overview
Preschools are designed as educational settings to prepare children for kindergarten and formal schooling. They focus on structured learning through play and activities that enhance cognitive, social, and emotional development. Preschools typically introduce early literacy, numeracy, and other foundational skills through their curriculum.
Features
Preschools operate on a set schedule that often aligns with the school year calendar. They provide a more formal educational experience than daycare or childcare centers, with a structured curriculum and planned activities aimed at promoting learning and development.
Age Group
Preschools typically cater to children aged 3 to 5, just before they start kindergarten.
Pros: Follows Public School Calendar, Prepares for Kindergarten, Structured Routine
Cons: Limited Age Range, Shorter Daily Hours, May Be Expensive
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1733 Mercy Dr, Orlando, FL 32808
