Preschool
The preschool years are filled with questions, imagination, new friendships, and growing independence. Our teachers create opportunities for children to explore, experiment, communicate, and develop new skills through a balance of teacher-guided activities and child-led play.
We want children to feel confident trying new things, expressing themselves, solving problems, and becoming increasingly independent.
Young Preschool
2 Year Olds
Building independence through play and exploration.
At two, children are developing rapidly. They're learning new words, testing their independence, forming friendships, and discovering how the world works. Our two-year-old classroom provides a safe and nurturing environment where children can explore, move, create, and learn at their own pace.
Children have opportunities to:
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Build language and communication skills
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Develop social-emotional skills
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Practice independence
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Explore art and sensory experiences
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Develop fine and gross motor skills
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Participate in music and movement
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Explore early math and science concepts
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Engage in dramatic and imaginative play
Preschool
3 & 4 year-old's not transitioning to school
Growing confidence, creativity, and curiosity.
Three-year-olds are becoming more independent thinkers and communicators. Our teachers encourage children to ask questions, express their ideas, solve problems, build friendships, and take on new challenges.
Children have opportunities to:
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Develop early literacy skills
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Explore math and science
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Participate in art and creative activities
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Build and construct
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Engage in dramatic play
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Develop social-emotional skills
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Practice fine and gross motor skills
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Participate in music and movement
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Develop independence and classroom routines
Pre-K
4 & 5 year-old's transitioning to school
Preparing children for their next big adventure.
Our Pre-K program helps children build the academic, social, emotional, and practical skills they need as they prepare for kindergarten. Through hands-on learning, play, exploration, and teacher-guided experiences, children are encouraged to become confident and capable learners.
Children have opportunities to:
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Strengthen early reading and writing skills
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Develop early math concepts
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Explore science and problem-solving
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Build vocabulary and communication skills
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Develop fine motor skills needed for writing
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Practice independence and responsibility
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Develop social-emotional skills
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Participate in creative arts
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Engage in music and movement
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Build kindergarten readiness skills
So Much To Discover
Preschoolers learn best when they can actively participate in their learning. Throughout the day, children have opportunities to:
Create: Art and creative expression
Communicate: Books, language, and early literacy
Math, science, and problem-solving
Imagine: Blocks, dramatic play, and pretend play
Move: Music, movement, and gross motor play
Connect: Friendships and social-emotional development
Growing More Independent Every Day
