Preschool curriculum helps children achieve school readiness in all areas of academic and social learning.

The 3-4 year old’s expand on the foundations established in the toddler program. The curriculum introduces more routine and structure to children’s activities and daily schedule. Your child will build vocabulary, learn functional numerical skills, and will be encouraged to use simple reasoning to explain everyday occurrences.

At this point, we have routine circle time introducing the calendar, weather, flag salute, Numbers, colors, alphabet. Our daily activities continue to reinforce age-appropriate social development.

Language & Literacy : Children build vocabulary by discussing stories being read and begin to understand simple directions.

Social-Emotional : Teachers encourage independence as children learn to verbalize wants and needs. They will also learn about taking turns.

Creative Expression: Children play toy instruments, create multi-sensory art, and engage in pretend play.

Mathematics: Children begin to explore number sets, experiment with textures, sort by colors and build reasoning skills. Learn shapes via blocks & manipulatives.

Wellness : Children develop ball handling and body movement skills and their ability to manipulate smaller objects improves.

Science & Social Studies : Children explore texture and speed and identify community helpers and members of their immediate family.