Your child will soon be entering elementary school and will experience new expectations and learning styles. To help in the smooth transition, we have designed our K class environment as a bridge between the preschool and school years. The goal is to help children develop concepts and skills in language, literature, reading, mathematics, writing, social, music, science, health, esthetic, art, social studies, and gross/fine motor skills.

There is a balance between hands on learning center (pre-school style) that promotes individual and group exploration and our high academic phonics program (school style) which was designed to help children read and write. Our phonics program will develop five major skills: oral language, auditory discrimination, visual discrimination, kinesthetic development, and linguistic skills (reading).

In learning centers (pre-school style), there is a big variety of meaningful activities: children seek solutions to concrete problems, measure sand water and cooking ingredients, observe and record changes in the environment, construct with blocks, classify objects for a purpose, explore plants and animals, express feelings and what they see through art, music and dramatic play.

Your kindergartner is very busy working towards success. However, his daily schedule allows him alternating periods of active and quiet time.