Programs
Preschool Program
Ages 3 years - 4 years
The young preschool child is eager to pursue their autonomy.
Children in this age group are excited by their increased ability to communicate with their peers, and are deeply curious with many questions. Our teachers in our preschool program strive to provide opportunities for the preschool child to play cooperative games, explore the answers to their questions and their newfound independence, and continue to expand their language and self-help skills.
About Your Child's Development
Be confident that your child's early development years set them up for success.
To develop language skills at this age, our teachers:
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Introduce common printed sight words
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Practice reading rhyming 3 and 4 letter words with students
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Deliver three-part directions to students
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Help and encourage students to speak in complex and accurate sentences about the past, present, and future
About Your Child's Environment
Find solace in knowing that your child is safe, well-nurtured, and loved at school.
Our preschool room teachers are fully trained in:
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CPR and First Aid for children
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Safe sleep practices for children
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Safest practices during mealtimes with children
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Procedures for lifting children
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Procedures for preventing & handling accidents, injuries, and emergencies
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Safest supervision practice
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Early childhood development and milestones for preschool-aged children
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Full preschool curriculum for children to promote language skills, cognitive development, social & emotional learning, creativity, and math & science learning
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Preschool Program FAQs
What does curriculum look like for this age group?
In our preschool program, curriculum is centered around preparing students for Pre-Kindergarten by continuing to work on language, cognitive, and fine motor skills, while still providing ample time each day for play and creativity. Students begin to formally learn math and early literacy skills in this program.