(4–5 Years)​

Our Pre-Kindergarten Program is designed to prepare children for a successful transition to Kindergarten by fostering confidence, independence, and a love of learning. Our goal is to develop well-rounded learners who are prepared for the academic, social-emotional, and physical expectations of elementary school.

Our program provides structured academic learning, school readiness experiences, and project-based learning opportunities that encourage children to think critically, ask questions, and make meaningful connections to the world around them.

Through engaging lessons, hands-on activities, and collaborative projects, children develop a strong foundation in early literacy and mathematics. Students learn to recognize and understand numbers, shapes, colors, letters, and letter sounds while building early reading and writing skills, including learning to write and recognize their own name. Children are also introduced to basic Spanish vocabulary and concepts, helping them develop an appreciation for language and culture. Along with these academic skills, students strengthen their problem-solving abilities, communication skills, creativity, and self-confidence.

As Kindergarten approaches, children are encouraged to work independently, follow multi-step directions, participate in group discussions, and take responsibility for classroom tasks. These experiences help build the confidence, focus, and self-regulation necessary for success in a school setting.

The Pre-Kindergarten Program is designed for children ages 4 to 5 years. Projects and activities are thoughtfully adapted to each child's developmental and academic level, ensuring they are challenged, supported, and fully prepared for the transition to Kindergarten and beyond.​​​​