Programs
Preschool Program
(3 years to 5 years)
We offer an exceptional preschool program located in Altamonte Springs, Florida 32714 for Three year olds and Four year olds. Our program encourages preschool children for new challenges in their preparation for VPK, Kindergarten and beyond.
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Our Preschool Curriculum for Three year olds is based on weekly themes chosen to engage the children's vast interest and developmental requirements. Every day in our preschool starts with circle time, where children share ideas, join group discussions, and delve into the day's theme. Music and movement sessions involve activities like children singing songs and experimenting with musical instruments, which develop rhythm and enhance motor skills. Outdoor play is provided, allowing children to move their bodies and enjoy the environment. During lunchtime and quiet time, children are encouraged to refresh their minds and bodies. Language enrichment skills are developed through interactive storytelling and matching activities (e.g., pairing pictures with words, simple vocabulary flashcards). Additional enrichment opportunities, such as a Spanish class, are also part of the program.
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Our Preschool Curriculum for Four year olds begins with a daily healthy breakfast, followed by a morning circle time where children discuss their plans, make connections with their teachers and peers, and review the daily schedule. Throughout the day, children can select from free-choice play and participate in structured learning activities that build creativity, cooperation, and independence. Engaging lessons in math, language, and literacy are provided through hands-on experiences that prepare them for their future academic success (e.g., using counting bears, letter recognition games). Music and movement sessions promote self-expression through singing, dancing, and rhythm-based play, while storytelling, songs, and poetry nurture imagination and listening skills. Outdoor playtime offers a chance for physical activity, helping children develop their gross motor coordination and enjoy the fresh air. Lunch, quiet time, and afternoon snacks are provided to help children relax, recharge, and prepare for the remaining activities. The program also includes practical learning experiences such as computer use, and school readiness activities (e.g., simulated classroom tasks), all supported by attentive teachers who track each child's progress. Families receive timely written reports and participate in annual parent-teacher conferences to celebrate their child's growth and development.