Pre-Kindergarten Program

A Nurturing Foundation for Kindergarten

At Childtime, Pre-K is a vital building block to kindergarten success. We guarantee that children achieve significant development advancements, learn to communicate effectively, and build collaborative skills, by working independently and in groups through a robust early childhood education approach. Our Pre-K program focuses on:

Problem-solving
Careful and responsive listening
Implementing language in learning
Collaborative social skills

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Pre-Kindergarten Classroom

Eight dynamic learning centers give these children the chance to make significant advances and experience a number of hands-on activities.

Art Center

Various art techniques and color concepts help bolster creativity, problem-solving, and self-expression.

Block Center

Children develop hand-eye coordination with various shapes and conceptual and physical exploration of counting, sorting, and patterning.

Dramatic Play Center

Early reading and writing abilities, as well as emotional expression, are built through cooperative pretend play and creating stories.

Math Center

Recognizing numbers builds to concepts like comparing, sorting, counting, and ordering.

Music & Movement Center

Children explore physical coordination, collaboration, and effective communication as they sing, dance, and move.

Science Center

Activities in this area focus on animals, weather, plants, and the seasons.

Reading Center

Children work on their print awareness, their ability to comprehend stories, and their listening skills.

Writing Center

Through the exploration of rhymes and sounds and letter recognition and formation, children start to build writing skills.

Curriculum & Developmental Scales

With our Empowered Child™ curriculum, we are inspired by the Reggio Emilia philosophy to use secure relationships with responsive adults as the basis for our educational approach, as teachers create customized exercises to meet the needs of each child across 10 significant developmental areas.

Approaches to Learning

Organizing, goal-setting, and interacting with peers and the environment.

Creative Arts

Express both feelings and ideas through song, dance, visual arts, and drama.

Language

Implementing both express and receptive vocabulary and conversation skills to communicate effectively.

Literacy

Showing phonological understanding, alphabet awareness, writing and reading skills.

Logic & Reasoning

Constructively showing sequencing, problem-solving, and symbolic and critical thinking skills.

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Early Math

The comprehension of patterns, sorting, numbers, and ordering, alongside the implementation of numbers for addition, subtraction, measurement, and graphing.