Unlock The Key To Kindergarten Success
Play-Based Learning, Beautiful Gardens, And Support Shape Your Child's Experience
Unlock The Key To Kindergarten Success
Play-Based Learning, Beautiful Gardens, And Support Shape Your Child's Experience
Pre-K | 4 - 5 Years (must attend kindergarten in the Fall) | Serving Channahon, Crest Hill, Yorkville and Bolingbrook, IL
Skills that Develop Self-Assurance and Better Self-Understanding
Teachers help your child learn incredible new cognitive and social skills, along with a better understanding of themselves, as keys to their future success. These are some of the most crucial developmental years in your child’s life and they have ample love and support.
Play-Based Letter and Word Recognition Every Morning
Every letter has a sound, and this is how children learn to sound out words. Teachers sound out letters and words all morning long with fun activities that build your child’s vocabulary and prepare them to excel.
Children Establish An Enthusiasm For Reading Through Practice
Worksheets Prepare Your Child For Kindergarten
- Tracing letters and eventually writing letters alone
- Viewing and sounding our sight words
- Reviewing shapes and colors
- Simple math papers
Daily Science and Math Exploration and Play
Science and Math are all about the hands-on. Teachers do many science projects like moldy bread, plants growing in baggies, and lighting a light bulb using a potato, just to name a few.
Themed Long-Term Projects Like Gardens and Butterflies
Your child loves these group activities, such as planting flowers and watching caterpillars turn to butterflies. Each week is a weather-related theme, as your child loves to explore outdoors!
Children Shine As The "Star Of The Week"
"The Family Tree" Helps Children Share Parts Of Home
Teachers encourage our little learners to bring a family picture to proudly display on our Family Tree Board. Children get to know each other and love to see their loving family’s faces every day.
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle With Useful Classroom "Wish Lists"
Put your household trash to good use! Donate household items like books, glass bottles, or toilet paper and rolls. These items are useful for fun projects that your child loves. Other examples of things for reuse in classroom projects are:
- Brown paper bags
- Sequins
- Sewing items
- Old clothing for dress-up
- Paper, etc.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Items Needed for Our Classroom:
- A change of clothes (must be labeled)
- Blanket and a small pillow
- Your family picture
- Please have your child come dressed in appropriate outdoor shoes.
- Sunscreen, labeled