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  • Foster equal opportunity and independence

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Contact Us

Geneva,

Ontario County

Administration:

(315) 789-6828

Children's Programs:

(315) 789-6850

Canandaigua,

Ontario County

Adult Programs:

(585) 394-9510

Children's Programs:

(585) 394-1190

Golisano Autism Center,

Monroe County

Children's Programs:

(585) 685-8300

Toll free:

(866) 408-2550

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Please take a chance to read through our 2021-2022 School Plan as well as the outlines below for all preschool classrooms!

Children's Program COVID Testing Outline

Children's Program Contact Tracing Outline

At-Home Learning

Animal Links:

Predator's Love
Sea Turtle

Art Links:

Kids Painting
Kids Drawing

Exercise Links:

Children in Yoga Class
Kids Play
Blonde Boy Reading
Kids Running

Learning Links:

Kids at Playground
Kids Playing with Lego
Kids with Capes
Happy Kids Huddle
Kids Reading Map
Kids Playing Treasure Hunt
Kids in Slide
Earth and Space

NASA at Home

Kids Painting
Girl Playing with Tablet
Kids' Paintings
Children Reading the Holy Bible

Storyline Online

Fine Motor Activities:

❖ Use spray bottle to clean table, windows, chairs, etc.

❖ Have the child help in the kitchen: Stir thick batter, knead and roll pizza dough, use rolling pin.

❖ Peel stickers

❖ Use a sponge to wipe down surfaces or bowls/dishes

❖ Push/pull laundry basket

❖ Use hands/fingers to pull apart/roll out/ball up playdough, putty or floam.

❖ Rip, tear and crumple paper (all different sizes and thickness); make it into a game like crumpling paper and throwing it in the trashcan or having a “snowball” fight.

❖ Snip/cut various materials with scissors – straws, cards, paper plates, grass/plants, play dough, licorice laces, string cheese, French fries

❖ Pop plastic popping bubbles

❖ Use tongs or tweezers to pick up small items (e.g. cotton balls) and place them in a cup or bowl

❖ Play with finger puppets to encourage finger isolation

❖ Coloring- it’s even better when done on a vertical surface or, if comfortable, on hands and knees on the floor for additional strengthening

❖ Pinch clothespins (hang clothes, pictures up on a line or pick up small cotton balls)

❖ Push/pull apart legos

❖ Pull apart Velcro

❖ Mr. Potato Head

❖ Hole punchers

❖ Pulling tape off the roll, or peeling off of a surface

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