Our Curriculum
Grace and Courtesy
Grace and Courtesy
Language materials in the classroom encourage the refinement and enrichment of language. This is the first step on the road to reading and writing. Early Language materials and oral exercises such as storytelling and reading aloud support the children’s need to be immersed in language.
Music - Children enjoy learning concepts such as beat, meter, and rhythm. They learn to use their bodies with the rhythm of the music.
Sensorial activities assist children in the great task of organizing, integrating and learning about their sensory input. Sensorial materials include Knobbed Cylinders for practice with dimension, Color Paddles, tactile exercises like Rough and Smooth, Musical Equipment, Sorting and Shapes.
Math - Children are exposed to the world of numbers through counting games and concrete materials. These exercises encourage the development of important pre-math skills such as order, sequence, visual discrimination, sorting, one-to-one correspondence and directionality.
Grace and Courtesy
Grace and Courtesy
Grace and Courtesy
In the classroom, children and adults take care to be gracious and courteous toward one another. This area of the curriculum encourages respect for oneself and others, for the living things in the classroom, and for the environment.