Preschool Program
(3–5 Years)

Children strengthen vocabulary, listening comprehension, phonological awareness, early reading, and emergent writing through meaningful conversations, shared reading, journaling, and mark-making. Children are challenged to reflect on their learning and represent their thinking in multiple ways. They are encouraged to take ownership over their contributions during class activities. Spanish and French enrichment classes further expand communication and cultural awareness while children learn to represent and share their thinking in multiple ways.

Children develop mathematical understanding through measuring, comparing, estimating, building, chess, and hands-on investigations. These experiences strengthen number sense, logical reasoning, and problem-solving. Children are exposed to a variety of engaging educational materials while applying mathematical reasoning to real-world situations.

Children are encouraged to ask questions, investigate ideas, make predictions, test theories, and reflect on their discoveries. Project work and collaborative investigations strengthen attention, reasoning, executive functioning, and confidence as independent problem-solvers.

Children develop empathy, self-awareness, resilience, and emotional regulation through classroom relationships and collaborative experiences. They learn to communicate respectfully, resolve conflicts, take turns, appreciate different perspectives, and contribute positively to their classroom community.

Daily opportunities for outdoor exploration, indoor movement, yoga, ballet, karate, balancing, and fine-motor experiences strengthen coordination, body awareness, and physical confidence.

We believe every child is an artist. Through open-ended art, music, theater, and dramatic play children express their ideas, communicate their thinking, and develop imagination.

Children investigate science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics through experimentation, building, early coding concepts, engineering challenges, and collaborative problem-solving.

Children enjoy indoor gardening, nature walks, seasonal studies, and sensory experiences, while developing observation skills, environmental awareness, and a lasting appreciation for the outside world.

Practical life experiences are woven into each day. Children strengthen independence by caring for themselves, their classroom, and their community through organizing materials, serving snacks, setting tables, caring for classroom plants, making thoughtful choices and taking responsibility for daily routines.