Two-Year-Old Classes

Social skills become a fun adventure. We gently guide your child through positive transitions, teaching them how to make friends, resolve conflicts with words, follow simple rules, and respect personal space. Circle time becomes a favorite as children learn the power of listening and interacting with others.

Creativity takes center stage. Your little one discovers the joy of painting, coloring, tearing paper, using glue, and expressing themselves through song and dance, unleashing their unique artistic talents in a safe, supportive space.

Physical development is exciting. With twice-weekly swimming lessons (four times a week in summer), playtime on the playground, healthy naps, and potty training, your child will build strength, coordination, and confidence in every area of their physical growth.

Academic skills can be enriching.  We introduce phonics and encourage your child’s love for memorizing songs, setting the stage for future learning adventures.

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Three-Year-Old Classes

Social skills. As your child continues to grow, social skills become more complex. They’ll work in small groups, enjoying dramatic play while learning the art of cooperation and how to share with others.

Creativity knows no bounds. From finger painting to using brushes, stamps, and scissors, your child will explore new ways of expressing themselves. They’ll discover the joy of filling the entire page with color and shapes while learning about perspective and artistic expression.

Physical activity builds confidence and coordination.  In addition to their twice-weekly swimming lessons (four times a week in summer), children will enjoy riding pedaled bikes and experience the joy of participating in community-building activities.

Academically, learning becomes an adventure. From mastering the alphabet to engaging in fun group activities, your child will begin to focus on important skills like sitting and listening during group time while enjoying exciting projects.

 

Four-Year-Old Classes

Social skills build confidence. They will continue to blossom and learn to work together in teams, cooperating and negotiating with their peers, while building confidence in their own abilities.

Creative skills become even more inspiring.  Children will dive into complex artistic projects, exploring multimedia materials and embracing their individuality as they express themselves in new, creative ways.

Physical activity is strengthening. As the children take on new challenges, they also enjoy twice-weekly swimming lessons (four times a week in summer), experience coachable moments in team games, and learn the value of teamwork and following rules.

Academically, we encourage a deep love of learning.  Each child creates their own personal journal, reflecting their growth and progress over the year. Short at-home assignments connect school and home, building responsibility and preparing children for the next steps in their educational journey. They also memorize a short poem that relates to the letter of the week to recite in front of the class on Fridays, building not only literacy skills but confidence. 

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