Classes

Your child’s love for learning starts here! Our goal is to help develop the skills your little one needs to be successful by focusing on four areas of child development: social-emotional, cognitive, language, and physical. The best learning experiences come from self-discovery and imagination, and our ones’ teachers provide a safe and loving environment in the classroom for this to take place. They will learn through music, singing, movement, crafts, and free-play.

We want to help ease the kids into a school environment, the first one for many, by slowly transitioning what they may be used to at home, into a more patterned schedule that fits the school day. Their needs are always most important and come first. By the end of the year, they are all waking, talking, equipped with the skills, and ready to make new friends the next school year.

This is an exciting time for your Preschooler in the classroom setting.  For many little ones this will be their first experience in a school setting. Children become more independent at this age and enjoy finding the extraordinary in the ordinary.  The ability to communicate more effectively opens your little ones up to a world of learning potential.  Your child is learning how to put words together into sentences and now possesses a 200 + word vocabulary. They can grasp simple multi-step instructions and complete tasks more independently.  Our teachers strive to bring the best out of their students each day. We encourage student's curiosity and exploration while providing an environment of structure and responsibility. The foundations set in place in our Toddler 2's program become the building blocks for our Pre-Schoolers 3's classrooms.

The time between 3-5 years is a critical phase for children to begin reading. Pre-Reading skills include recognizing familiar letters and even simple 3-letter words.  Children will begin generating rhyming words as well.  Pre-Writing skills will focus on proper grasp of drawing and writing tools and tracing and writing letters and numbers.  Socially they begin playing together in groups, using their imaginations to create and adapt role playing with classmates.  Pre-Math focus' on number concepts, spatial relationships and shapes, measurements and patterns.

Our goal is to prepare your Pre-Schooler for the stronger academic programs ahead of them.