Kaplan is proud to continue its support of South Carolina pre-kindergarten programs, and the early childhood educators, providers, and families that rely on them. For more than 40 years, Kaplan has worked in close partnership with the early childhood community in South Carolina to support its vision of high-quality caring and learning environments for children and families. By navigating the tabs and lists below, programs will have access to all of the information and resources that they need to design and operate exceptional child care centers and schools.
The infant classroom floor plan is designed for up to 8 children, ages 6 weeks to 12 months. The classroom floor plan is designed to support ITERS-R criteria and NAEYC accreditation standards and provides ample space for activities with allowance for normally excluded areas, such as doorways, built-in sinks, etc. It includes areas for routines (diapering, meals/snacks, nap/rest, etc.) as well as play spaces for activities with various materials, including books, music and sound making toys, fine motor toys, gross motor toys, blocks, and dramatic play materials. This room is outfitted with basic furniture and equipment.
The one-year-old classroom floor plan is designed for up to 10 children, ages 12 to 24 months. The classroom floor plan supports ITERS-R criteria and NAEYC accreditation standards and provides ample space for different types of activities with allowance for normally excluded areas, such as doorways, built-in sinks, etc. It includes areas for routines (diapering, meals/snacks, and nap/rest, etc.) as well as play spaces for activities with various materials, including books, music and sound making toys, fine motor toys, gross motor toys, blocks, and dramatic play materials. This room is outfitted with appropriately sized furniture and equipment that support the children's independence.
The two-year-old classroom floor plan is designed for up to 12 children, ages 18 to 36 months. The classroom floor plan provides ample space for a variety of activities with allowance for normally excluded areas, such as doorways, built-in sinks, etc. It includes areas for routines (meals/snacks, nap/rest, etc.) as well as play spaces for activities with various materials, including books, music and sound making toys, fine motor toys, gross motor toys, blocks, and dramatic play materials. It is outfitted with basic furniture and equipment.
The Pre-K classroom floor plan is designed for up to 18 children, ages 4 to 5 years. The floor plan supports ECERS-R and ECERS-3 criteria as well as NAEYC accreditation standards. Additionally, the floor plan provides ample space for different types of activities with allowance for normally excluded areas such as doorways, built-in sinks, etc. It includes areas for routines (meals/snacks, nap/rest, etc.) as well as many different types of interest centers (blocks, sensory, art, fine motor, dramatic play, science, math, computers, literacy, manipulatives/fine motor, writing/listening) for a variety of learning and play opportunities. It is outfitted with basic furniture and equipment.
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With over 20 years of experience in Early Childhood Education, Sharon offers a wealth of expertise to empower fellow educators. She holds a BA in Early Childhood Education from Converse College and an MEd in Early Childhood Education from the University of South Carolina.
As a former South Carolina Certified Teacher, specializing in K-3rd Grade, Sharon's passion lies in nurturing young minds. Her background also includes roles such as a former Early Head Start Teacher for Birth to 3, a South Carolina Certified Trainer, TAP, and Quality Coach.
Sharon's influence spans Greenville, Spartanburg, Richland, Charleston, Horry, Lexington, Savannah, and Augusta. Engaged with organizations like SCECA, SECA, and NAEYC, she fosters collaboration and growth within her community. In tune with educational trends, Sharon spotlights themes like First Steps 4K, Countdown to Kindergarten, and Quality Counts, reflecting her commitment to holistic development.
Beyond the classroom, Sharon finds harmony in playing the piano and exploring local boutiques. During leisure moments, she enjoys reading and immersing herself in cinematic worlds. Family holds a special place in her heart, often coming together for cherished Sunday dinners.
Sharon's dedication extends to curating enriching experiences for teachers. empowering educators to inspire young minds. Join forces with Sharon to unlock the full potential of every learner, as she continues her legacy of nurturing growth and fostering inspiration.
