Two Year Old Program
Early 3's Program
Older 3's Program
Our older 3-year-old program nurtures independence, foundational skills, and spiritual growth. Children explore art materials, count to 20, recognize letters and numbers, and begin phonetic awareness. They express themselves in sentences, ask questions, and develop social skills by using polite phrases and engaging in conversations. With Bible stories, songs, and memory verses, they learn about God’s love and show empathy through prayer and kind actions. Recognizing and beginning to write their names, they gain confidence for future learning.
Early 4s Program
Our 4-year-old program builds independence, social comfort, and essential life skills. Children learn personal information like their name, age, and phone number, and confidently follow routines, clean up after themselves, and use the restroom independently. Academically, they master alphabet recognition, phonics, and counting to 25, while learning to write their first and last names. Through Bible songs, memory verses, and stories, they connect with key biblical figures and teachings, fostering both spiritual and academic growth.
Kinder-Prep Program
Our Kinder-prep class gently guides children toward success in elementary school, building their confidence and essential skills. Here, they enjoy learning to write and trace their last name, recognize letters, phonics, and vowel sounds, and are encouraged to count to 30 and beyond. Early math skills like sequencing, measurement, and simple addition spark their curiosity, along with fun introductions to money and problem-solving. Spiritual growth is nurtured through daily prayers, learning about God as creator, and embracing Jesus’s love—helping children develop kindness, empathy, and a loving spirit toward others.
Our early 3-year-old program nurtures children’s growing independence, confidence, and foundational skills. Through daily activities, they practice responding to their name, speaking clearly, and advancing in potty training, building essential life skills along the way. Creative exploration with crayons, pencils, markers, glue, paint, and scissors helps them develop fine motor skills and express themselves. Early academics introduce counting to 10 and beyond, recognizing numbers, letters, and a full range of colors. With an intentional focus on spiritual growth, we prioritize a well-rounded education that supports every aspect of your child’s development.