Learning

All children from infants through Pre-K are given many opportunities to learn. Teachers design their classes for age appropriate learning. . Each classroom and age level includes introduction to basic skills.

Beginning in the infant room, children are exposed to shapes, colors, textures are sound. These experiences form the foundation for learning. Beginning the toddler classes, children learn shapes and colors through play. Using paints and activities, children are taught basic learning skills. Learning is formalized as children get older, with an emphasis on imaginative play and real world learning. In the 3-year-old classes, computer skills are introduced.

Skills may include (depending on age):

• Shapes
• Colors
• Number and letter recognition
• Money
• Music
• Phonics
• Pre-writing and handwriting
• Pre-reading and reading

In the Pre-K classes, emphasis is on preparedness for Kindergarten. The classes are designed in accordance with local schools to ensure that children are ready.