Curriculum

Our Curriculum

We approach everyday with imagination, innovation and most of all, fun! That’s why every curriculum includes a variety of intriguing activities that stimulate early brain development with a focus on creative play. And although it may all look like kids having fun, it’s also learning in action. It’s just another way that we make sure your child gets the most out of his or her school experience.

Additionally, we spend a lot of time just listening to and talking with the children. This type of positive interaction encourages the development of emotional, language, and social skills and enhances the development of a positive self-esteem. We also provide lots of opportunities for each child to develop personal interests at his or herown pace.

We believe that when a child is read to from a very early age, that the child has a vast vocabulary, is creative and grows up to have a love of reading. We have integrated lots of reading and story telling into our curriculum, and we encourage parents to continue this at home.

Subjects

Theatre: Imagination circles, practicing plays, acting (animals, different characters), costumes/puppets.

Music: Playing with instruments, sing-alongs, making up own songs.

Art: Focusing on fine motor skills. Different mediums that allow for an array of fine motor movements, such as, crumbling, cutting, gluing, etc. Projects are typically associated with the week’s / month’s curriculum topics.

Literacy: Story-book reading, phonics (letters/sounds) , alphabet activities

Movement: Focusing on gross motor skills. Hopscotch, crawling through spaces, throwing/rolling balls, skipping, jumping, balancing, etc.

Spanish: Through song, story, and educational activities the children learn how to say the colors, shapes, numbers, days, months, and simple Spanish phrases.

Science: Weekly and monthly curriculum topics will all incorporate science concepts. Science experiments are hands-on activities ranging in topics and activities.

Computer: (Only for 3rd floor curriculum) Practicing a point-and-click mouse with reading/phonics activities.