Our pre-k classroom focuses on play-based curriculum that prepares children for kindergarten.
Examples of curriculum include:
- Counting and identifying numbers 1 – 10
- Sorting objects by various attributes
- Understanding sizes (small, medium, large)
- Learning shapes
- Conceptualizing time (day and night)
- Familiarity with the alphabet between letter names and the sounds they make
- Recognizing their name and learning to spell and write their name
- Learning to hold a pencil, crayon or marker correctly
- Retell a story in their own words
- Draw a picture and explain the story or experience
- Answer questions about a story they were told
- Identify the weather, seasons and changes throughout the year
- Exploration using all five senses
- Explore various means of art like drawing, painting, sculpting, weaving, collage, etc.
- Start critical thinking and problem-solving in a social setting
- Practice manners and say ‘please,’ ‘thank you,’ ‘excuse me’ and basic table manners
- Learn to verbally express their needs
- Be able to express their personal information like full name, age, school, and where they live by city state and country



