Preschool

Learning and development Curricular calendars are planned and given to parents/guardians so you are aware of the themes and concepts being worked on.  Here are examples of skills that will be addressed, depending on your child’s skill level.

Self Help Skills — Introduce dressing and taking shoes and socks off

Numbers — Introduce numbers 1-20 through games, songs and hands-on activities 

Colors — Introduce eight basic colors: red, blue, green, yellow, orange, purple, brown and black 

Shapes — Introduce four basic shapes (circle, square, triangle and rectangle} through games and puzzles 

Small-Motor Skills — Improve hand coordination through play using various media, including play dough, puzzles, finger play, art and scissors

Large-Motor Skills — Involve children in activities such as running, hopping on two feet and climbing. 

Language Arts — Improve language skills through play and story time, includes becoming aware of general body parts 

Seasons — Introduce characteristics of weather, wind, rain, snow, and sun, leading to concepts of what we wear and why 

Art/Crafts — Make simple crafts and participate in activities using a variety of materials