Curriculum

A Well-Rounded Approach to Early Learning

Our curriculum covers a range of foundational subjects and activities, each geared toward fostering curiosity, critical thinking, and a love for learning. We believe in meeting the needs of all learners by creating a balanced program that incorporates literacy, math, science, arts, and physical development. Here’s a closer look at the core components of our program:

• Literacy: Early literacy is at the heart of our curriculum. Through interactive storytelling, read-aloud sessions, and guided reading, we build phonics, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. These early reading experiences lay the foundation for strong language abilities and a lifelong love of reading.

• Languages (English and Spanish): Children are introduced to both English and Spanish, helping to develop language skills that enhance cognitive flexibility and cultural awareness. Basic words, greetings, and conversational skills in both languages allow children to communicate confidently.

• Math: Our math curriculum introduces early concepts such as counting, shapes, patterns, and spatial awareness through engaging, hands-on activities. Using games, puzzles, and manipulatives, children build foundational math skills in a fun and accessible way.

• Science: Science in our curriculum is all about exploration and discovery. Through age-appropriate experiments and nature activities, children learn about the world around them, encouraging curiosity, observation, and inquiry.

• Music and Dance: Music and movement are integral to child development. Our music and dance sessions allow children to explore rhythm, coordination, and self-expression, while also supporting motor skills and social-emotional growth. We introduce them to basic instruments, rhythm patterns, and creative dance activities.

• Technology (Tech Time): In today’s world, technology skills are essential. Our “Tech Time” introduces children to safe, age-appropriate digital tools that enhance learning in math, literacy, and critical thinking while preparing them for future technology-based learning environments.

• Art and Creative Expression: Creativity is encouraged through diverse art projects using paint, clay, crayons, and more. These activities foster fine motor skills and allow children to express ideas, emotions, and individuality through art.

• Garden Time: Connecting children to nature, “Garden Time” provides hands-on experiences in planting, watering, and observing the growth of plants. This activity teaches responsibility and appreciation for the environment, while also reinforcing science concepts.

• Play Time: Play is an essential part of learning, providing children with opportunities to develop social skills, problem-solving abilities, and motor coordination. Both structured and free play help foster friendships, teamwork, and independence.