Dramatic play gives children the opportunity to explore, imagine, and create through hands-on experiences. As they pretend and work together, they build important social, language, problem-solving, and emotional skills. From different weekly set-ups such as medical offices, construction, apple orchards, and flower shops, this type of play encourages creativity and confidence while making learning fun and meaningful.

Science encourages students to explore the world around them through observation, discovery, and hands-on experiences. From real-world experiences such as nature walks, weather observations, and planting seeds, our science program encourages students to ask questions, experiment, and investigate. Students develop curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills while building a lifelong love of learning. 

Sensory play allows children to explore the world through touch, sight, sound, smell, and movement. Hands-on experiences such as the weekly rotation sensory table, creating with Play-Doh,  and exploring texture boards, help strengthen fine motor skills, encourage creativity, and build problem-solving skills. Through sensory play, children learn best by exploring, discovering, and having fun.

Mathematics helps children make sense of the world around them. Through counting, sorting, measuring, patterns, and hands-on activities, students build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and confidence. These early math experiences create a strong foundation for future learning while making learning fun and engaging.

Art is an key element in our curriculum. Art gives children the freedom to express their creativity, imagination, and individuality. Through painting, drawing, cutting, gluing, coloring, sculpting, and creating, our students learn about colors and textures while also strengthening their fine motor skills. Art encourages individual expression while making learning fun, meaningful, and memorable.

Literacy is the foundation for lifelong learning and communication. Through read-aloud stories, songs, rhymes, conversations, and hands-on activities, students develop language, vocabulary, listening, and pre-reading skills. These experiences foster a love of books and help prepare our students for future academic success.