Located on the El Granada Elementary School Campus, our El Granada Before/After School Center is open from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Our centers are warm and inviting, with couches, kitchen, work spaces for homework/learning, and play areas. The environment helps us to create a program with set activity times and structure, while also offering flexibility to provide your child with the option to self-direct during their time with us.
El Granada Program Highlights:
Our centers are warm and inviting, with couches, kitchen, work spaces for homework/learning, and play areas. The environment helps us to create a program with set activity times and structure, while also offering flexibility to provide your child with the option to self-direct during their time with us.
El Granada Program Highlights:
- Site is conveniently located on El Granada Elementary School campus.
- Attendance tracking for all children (parent or teacher sign-in and parent sign-out); Kinders are picked up from class by CCP teachers.
- Site Supervisor and Teacher are California Department of Education permitted, having completed college coursework specific to before/after school programs and early learning .
- Strict adherence to a maximum of 14:1 child to teacher ratio; this is a requirement of licensed before/after school programs per California state law as directed by the Department of Education.
- Hands-on homework support, customized for your child's needs; families collaborate with the Site Supervisor to provide direction and feedback to tailor the support.
- Daily snacks.
- Science and Cooking specialty sessions: cooking projects, science experiments, exploration of natural science phenomena, gardening program, and tennis program.
- Full day programing on most days CUSD is closed, lunch and snacks included.
- Reading opportunities with Chris and her dog Bella.
A Typical Day Includes...
Depending on the hours your child is here this could vary, but a typical day includes the following activities.
K-1st grade:
2nd-5th grade:
K-1st grade:
- Quiet reading, journal writing, artwork
- Snack time and center exploration time - typically includes a unique art project (such as sewing, crafts, etc), creation with blocks or LEGOs, dramatic play, or free art/painting
- Large group learning - weekly or monthly themed topics that are of interest to children (Pumpkin Festival, Upcoming Holidays, Seasons)
- Gross motor - outdoor play with time to be energetic (relays, play structures, sports)
2nd-5th grade:
- Homework time and help
- Snack time and small group activities (construction projects, long term art projects such as murals, educational games: math and literacy focused), exploration of learning centers (science, blocks, writing journals, recreational tabletop games: foosball, hoops, etc)
- Focused, teacher-guided small group projects: cooking, decorating themed bulletin boards, scripting and shooting commercials
- Gross motor - outdoor sports, relays, time to get moving around!
Site Supervisor: Lorena Velazquez
My name is Lorena Velazquez and I have been employed at Coastside Children’s Programs since October 1996. I am married, and I have 3 boys and in my spare time, I enjoy reading, gardening, listening to music but most of all, I like spending time with my younger boys at their soccer games, where I get to volunteer as a Team manager for the last 4 yrs. I am very passionate in children’s development and the many ways that they learn. Being able to be a part of that process and education is one of my favorite aspects of Early Childhood Education. I love doing art projects with the children and encouraging them to be creative. Having the opportunity to watch the children learn and grow is one of the best parts of my job.
Teacher: Alma Aguilar
My name is Alma Aguilar. I am excited to be joining the teaching team at El Granada. Previously I was working at Montara Preschool in the morning and in the Montara after school program in the afternoon, though I continue to help at the Montara Preschool in the mornings I am looking forward to teaching the children at El Granada. I have an Associate Teacher Permit in Child Development. I have more than 24 units in Child Development and I am working toward my Teacher Permit and my Associate Degree.
I have more than 14 years of experience working with kids. I start working at CCP in 2013 at the Half Moon Bay After School Program then I move to Montara Preschool/School Age. I enjoy working with the children because they don't judge others and they appreciate people as they are.
My goal is to get my Associate Degree and an Infant/Toddler Care Specialization for CD Permit or Children's with Special Needs.
I have more than 14 years of experience working with kids. I start working at CCP in 2013 at the Half Moon Bay After School Program then I move to Montara Preschool/School Age. I enjoy working with the children because they don't judge others and they appreciate people as they are.
My goal is to get my Associate Degree and an Infant/Toddler Care Specialization for CD Permit or Children's with Special Needs.
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