Where curiosity becomes confidence
Preschoolers are eager learners. As their motor control and communication skills grow, our teachers use routines and positive guidance to turn that natural curiosity into confidence and new skills.
How we support your preschooler’s growth
Weekly, theme-based learning plans meet each child’s needs through research-based activities across four areas of development.
Stories, concepts of print, rhyming songs, and sensory pre-writing like writing in sand build early literacy.
Dancing, ball play, puzzles, and climbing in secure play areas build coordination and fine motor control.
Friendships, empathy, self-control, and self-help skills grow in a classroom built on respect.
Shapes, patterns, counting, and guessing games build pre-math and problem-solving skills.
Big curiosity, growing independence
Teachers follow each child’s emerging interests and abilities with positive guidance.
Secure, closely monitored indoor and outdoor natural play areas for climbing, hopping, and tumbling.
Daily literacy and writing practice, S.T.R.E.A.M. activities, Spanish, and ASL.
Family-style meals where children serve themselves and practice being Proud to be Polite™.
Predictable rhythm, room to grow
Balanced routines help preschoolers know what comes next, with plenty of time for play, learning, meals, and rest.
Preschool program questions
Weekly, theme-based learning plans cover language, physical, social and emotional, and cognitive development through our Platinum Learning for Life™ curriculum. Every day includes early literacy, pre-math, scientific investigation, and imaginative play.
Yes. Our daily routine includes restroom reminders, handwashing, and diaper checks for children who still need them.
Preschoolers enjoy a family-style lunch, where they serve themselves and practice good manners, followed by an afternoon rest time. Nutritious snacks are served mid-morning and twice in the afternoon.
Yes, twice a day in our outdoor classroom, with time for nature and discovery. Our indoor and outdoor natural play areas are secure and closely monitored. When the weather doesn’t cooperate, we move to indoor music, movement, and gross motor play.
Yes. Spanish and American Sign Language are part of circle time and story time twice a day, along with songs and books that grow vocabulary.