The preschool class for three-year-olds incorporates hands on opportunities designed to promote cognitive, social, and fine and gross motor development. Children engage in a wide-array of activities to enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills, creative expression and socialization. 

Pre-K 3’s curriculum

The 3-year olds focus on the following.

• More structured classroom schedule

• Focus on early emergent reading and writing skills

• Counting and math skills

• Fine motor skills with complex activities such as cutting and pasting

• Story telling and comprehension

• Social and self-help skill development

• Science program

• American Sign Language

• Engage in longer conversations with adults and other children using a greater variety of words

• Begin to identify the first sound in a word

• Identify and name letters in their name and begin to know sounds for some

• Recognize his or her own name and begin to write it using both letters and letter-like shapes

• Build relationships with adults and be able to express thoughts and needs

• Ability to resolve disagreements between friends with little help from adults

• Expressive play, through make believe

• Climb, jump, walk, and run during gross motor activities