Preschool Learning

Kindergarten Readiness, Achieved

3 - 4 years old

This warm, nurturing classroom environment encourages collaboration and individual growth. In a playful space, filled with fun and friendship, children get a jumpstart on the essential readiness skills to begin their academic career in kindergarten:

Building independence
Collaboration and communication skills
Hands-on learning

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Preschool Classroom

Eight dynamic learning areas give preschoolers the opportunity to make significant gains and experience a wealth of hands-on activities.

Art Center

Different art techniques and color concepts help foster creativity, problem-solving, and self-expression.

Block Center

Children build hand-eye coordination with different shapes and concepts such as counting, sorting, and patterning.

Dramatic Play Center

Early writing and reading skills and emotional expression are developed by cooperative pretend play and creating stories.

Math Center

Numeral recognition builds to concepts such as counting, comparing, sorting, and ordering.

Music & Movement Center

Children work on physical coordination, cooperation, and communication while moving, dancing, and singing.

Science Center

Activities focus on plants, animals, weather, and the seasons.

Reading Center

Children develop print awareness, story comprehension, and listening skills.

Writing Center

By exploring rhymes and sounds, letter recognition and formation, children begin to develop writing skills.

Curriculum & Developmental Scales

In our Empowered Child™ curriculum, inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, secure relationships with responsive respectful adults provide the basis for all learning. Meanwhile, teachers use our digital lesson planning tool to create customized curriculum to meet the needs of each child, across 10 significant developmental areas.

Approaches to Learning

Assessing the ability of preschoolers to set goals, make plans, interact with others, as well as the environment.

Creative Arts

Assessing the ability to demonstrate both feelings and ideas through movement, music, visual arts, and drama.

Language

Measuring both receptive and expressive vocabulary and using conversation and language for effective communication.

Literacy

Observing and assessing knowledge of the alphabet, skills in reading and writing, as well as phonological awareness.

Logic & Reasoning

Assessing abilities in sequencing, problem-solving, and using symbolic and critical thinking skills.

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Early Math

Measuring the ability to comprehend numbers, understand patterns, sort and order, plus using numbers for addition, subtraction, measurement, and graphing.