Preschool/Pre-K Program
3 years old to 5 years old
Each day your child will explore a variety of cultures, introduced to language, math, science, and social skills in a natural sequence to nourish learning one step and a time. We provide individual attention suited to meet your child's needs.
Full Time: $215/week
Inside the Classroom
Open Ended Questions
As your preschooler moves through their day, they’ll hear a lot of open-ended questions. For example, instead of saying, “Paint your flower petals with red and yellow,” we might ask, “What color would you paint your flower?” It’s a small change that makes a big difference in building your child’s confidence.
Learning Structure
Our preschool program uses structured activities — such as academic lessons, art, cooperative games, and play — to introduce children to new concepts and interests that they may carry with them for the rest of their lives.
Labels
Our classrooms are filled with labels and visual cues. We always hang culturally diverse pictures of our to help build a sense of community. Visual labels help your toddler navigate the room in a safe and confident way.
Activity Centers
Each classroom is filled with various activities when children can create, play, pretend, and express themselves their way! This kind of independent play builds critical thinking skills, self-reliance, and confidence for life.
Preschool Curriculum
Infant Curriculum
Reading & Writing
We get preschoolers ready for kindergarten by reading lots of books, identifying rhyming words, and writing. Singing songs and playing games help them notice similar sounding words.
Infant Curriculum
Making Friends & Expressing Feelings
Children in our classroom are constantly building on their new skills—and that includes the ones needed for making friends and communicating feelings. We help preschoolers talk about feelings, show them how to resolve conflicts, and support them as they make friends.
Infant Curriculum
Building Brain Power & Motor Skills
Preschoolers start to do science experiments and learn early math concepts. This helps them build their critical thinking skills, memory, and focus. They stay healthy by playing outdoors, hopping and dancing inside, and learning about nutritious foods!
Infant Curriculum
Art & Pretend Play
They’ll build lots of self-confidence by expressing themselves creatively through painting, drama, music, storytelling, and writing. We give them the tools they need to create and then watch them explore. And teachers are always nearby with words of encouragement!