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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 Royalty Harvest 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
Royalty Harvest 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 wide age range from infants to school-aged children. The focus is on offering a safe and supervised environment where children can engage in basic activities, play, and socialize.
Features
These centers often offer flexible hours to accommodate the schedules of working parents. They provide basic activities that promote social interaction and may include structured routines, but their primary goal is to offer reliable care rather than formal education.
Age Group
Typically, daycare centers cater to children from a few months old to about 5-6 years of age.
Pros: Convenient Hours, Inclusive of All Ages, Affordable
Cons: Less Individual Attention, Variable Quality, Limited Educational Emphasis
Childcare Options
Overview
Childcare centers expand on traditional daycare by offering a wider range of services, including supervision, care, and educational activities tailored to different age groups. These centers often focus on creating a structured environment that balances caregiving with early learning.
Features
Typically, childcare centers offer a blend of play-based learning and educational activities that support children's early development. They may include school readiness programs covering literacy, numeracy, cognitive growth, and sensory play. Some centers also provide extended hours to accommodate varying family needs.
Age Group
These centers generally cater to infants and early school-age children, from a few months old to around 6-7 years.
Pros: Secure Setting, Emphasis on Education, Qualified Staff
Cons: Costs Can Vary, Larger Group Sizes, Limited Flexibility in Hours
Preschool Options
Overview
Preschools are educational settings that prepare children for kindergarten and formal schooling. They emphasize structured learning through play and activities that promote cognitive, social, and emotional growth. Preschools often include a curriculum that introduces early literacy, numeracy, and foundational skills.
Features
Preschools generally operate on a fixed schedule that usually follows the school year calendar. They focus on providing a more formal educational experience compared to daycare and childcare centers, with a structured curriculum and planned activities aimed at fostering learning and development.
Age Group
Preschools typically cater to children aged 3 to 5 years, just before they start kindergarten.
Pros: Aligns with School Year, Prepares for Kindergarten, Structured Learning Routine
Cons: Limited Age Range, Shorter Operating Hours, Can Be Costly
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7507 Aloma Ave, Orlando, FL, 32792