Practical skills
- First and last name
- Age and birthday
- Address
- Telephone number
Reading readiness
- Letter recognition (uppercase/lowercase)
- Letter sounds
- Likenesses/Differences
- Opposites
- Rhymes
- Days of the week
- Months of the year
- Creating and reading simple sentences
- Writing
- Sight words
Math readiness
- Rote counting (1-100)
- Counting by2's, 5’s, and 10’s
- Ordinals (1st- 10th)
- Number recognition
- Sequencing/Categorizing
- Identify shapes (Traditional/Non-traditional)
- Money value
- Time
- Measurements (inches/cups)
- Identify Less/More
- Simple Addition/Subtraction
Science
- Animals/Habitats
- Insects
- Space
- Weather
- Plants
- Human body
Geography
- Maps
- States
- Lakes
- Oceans
History
- Historical figures
- Discoveries
- Presidents
- Inventors
Our Pre-K Classroom starts every day with a Morning Meeting for review and new concepts to be introduced.
Many times, the terms preschool and pre-kindergarten or pre-k are often used interchangeably. Despite their use, the two programs are substantially different from both a curriculum perspective and teacher qualifications. Pre-K is associated with programs that are specifically designed to prepare 4- to 5-year-olds with the education and skills necessary to be successful in a Kindergarten program.
Since preschool is associated with play-based education and Pre-K with academics, each provides substantially different services for the child. If you are seeking a program that has a direct correlation between it and the K-12 school system, then Pre-K is for you. Finally, Pre-K classes prepare children for the structure and schedule that they will be subjected to in Kindergarten. This is of tremendous benefit to the student as they start the year with an advantage over those children who did not attend a Pre-K program.
Our Pre-K curriculum and daily schedule is based on kindergarten level learning activities. Please feel free to contact you public schools to see how our curriculum compares to the curriculum of the school districts.