Curriculum and Schedule

Monday-Friday 

9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon

Daily Routine

9:00-9:20 Play Time Warm-Up

9:20-9:40 Circle Time

Good Morning Song/Calendar Overview

9:40-9:55 Story Time/Read Aloud

9:55-10:10 Language/Letter of The Week Sight Words

10:10-10:30 Centers (Math/Sensory)

10:30-10:45 Snack Time

10:45-11:00 Reading Time/Story Time

11:00-11:15 Sight Words Game Activity/Movement/Music

11:1511:30 Art Activity/Painting/Drawing

11:30-11:45 Play Time/Singing

11:45-12:00 Clean Up Time/Day Overview/Good Bye Song/Pack Up

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PRE-K CURRICULUM

Math:

• Numerals 1-50

• Counting Objects to 10, 100

• One-on-One correspondence of objects

• Sorting by various attributes: color shape, size

• Patterns: AB, AABB, ABC

• Sizes: Small, Medium, Large

• Shapes: square, rectangle, circle, triangle

• Matching: symbols, shapes, patterns, etc.

• Same and Different

• More, Less, Same

• Time: Day and Night

• Money: Explore through games, songs, and pretend play

Literacy:

• Exposure to alphabet: letter names and sounds

• Recognize, spell, write first name

• Hold a pencil, marker, crayon correctly

• Retell familiar stories

• Draw pictures and dictate sentences about stories and experiences

• Answer questions about stories

• Repeat simple nursery rhymes and fingerplays

• Concepts of print: left to right directions, holding right-side up

• Build new vocabulary

• Build listening skills

• Strenghten visual discrimination

• Ssequencing

• Develop fine motor skills: play dough, scissors, writing utencils, legos, etc.

Science:

• Explore science tools: magnets, prisms, magnifying glasses, etc.

• Experience the world through nature walk, gardening, and other explorations

• Observe insect life, plant growth, weather, and plant life during each season

• Measure and mix igredients in cooking activities

• Identify basic colors and explore color mixing

• Make observational drawings and dictation

• Explore the world with the five senses

• Investigate animals, the homes they live in, the food they eat

Social Skills:

• Practice problem-solving skills in social situations

• Work in groups or with a partner on a variety of projects

• Share classroom materials with the group

• Practice using manners: please, thank you, excuse me, table manners

• Communicate his/her needs

• Take care of his/her own basic needs: clean up, fasten clothing, use tissues as needed, etc.

• State personal information: first and last name, age, school name, city, state, country

• Explore types of work and workers

• Explore modes of transportation

• Participate in projects to help others in need: Neighbors in Need, Birthright, Operation: Rice Bowl, missions, etc.

Tuition Costs:

1-Month Trial = $360 

10-Month Program= $3,400 

***No Registration Fee is required

***Seats are Limited