LATEST NEWS
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We’re proud to announce Maybury celebrated its 4 year anniversary in September! Thank you for all of your support over the years.

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CONTACT US

Address:
49875 8 Mile Rd
Northville, MI 48167

Phone: 248-675-4000

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Hours of Operation:
6:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Maybury Child Care

Planting Seeds of Learning in Every Child
Text Box: Age Appropriate Developmental Curriculum At Maybury Child Care, your child will be involved in developmentally-appropriate activities throughout each day. We place a large focus on education. Our classrooms are separated out for optimal learning experiences. This gives our teachers the chance to fully focus on the education needs of their class. Various experiences will be provided within each age group to promote school-readiness and development.   Infants (birth to 18 months) Visual Stimulation: bright colors, interesting shapes to observe Social Interaction: playing and sharing with other children Motor Skills and Muscle Development: building with blocks, shape sorting, catching and throwing Language Development: interaction with teachers and other children Exploring their Senses: touch, smell, taste, and hearing Trust in Adults: relationships with caregivers Toddlers (18 months to 2 1/2 years) Social Interaction: playing and sharing with other children Gaining Independence: teaching and allowing children to do things on their own, with help if needed Learn to Explore and Experiment: discovering things in their environment and thinking about how they work Learn to Deal with Emotions and Frustration ­ hitting, biting, and throwing Learn Colors: match and sort Fine Motor Skills: puzzles and blocks Transition (2 1/2 years to 4 years) Alphabet: learning and recognizing letters Understanding Quantity: 1 block, 2 dolls Exploring Senses: tasting, feeling, smelling, and hearing sounds in their environment Language Development: understanding the most simple sentences spoken to them, learning to speak in three to five word sentences and carrying on simple conversations. Begindergarten (4 years to 6 years) More on the Begindergarten Program Colors and Shapes: recognizing and naming primary colors, recognizing basic shapes Numbers: recognizing 0 to 10, using numerals 0 to 10 in counting, comparing quantities to determine more or less, identifying pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters Language: ­experimenting with writing independently, pretending to read, listening and responding to literature being read, recognizing letters, recognizing first and last names, following simple directions Concepts: understanding big and little, long and short, up and down, in and out, hot and cold, night and day Motor Skills: able to run and jump, throw a ball, clap hands, build with blocks, complete simple puzzles, draw and color Social Emotional Development: knowing home address and phone number, playing and sharing with other children, putting toys away and helping with chores, able to work independently The program includes: Reading, Writing, Math, Science, Computers, Health, Physical Education, & Art