Preschool

Imaginative play and hands-on exploration foster creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving, encouraging joyful, self-directed learning.

Engaging units integrate science, social studies, math, literacy, and the arts. Examples include: 

• “What does water do?” - Experiments with floating, sinking, and evaporation; creating watercolor art. 

• “How do plants grow?” – Charting plant growth, observing seeds sprout, and making nature-inspired art.

• STEAM activities like designing towers, exploring chemical reactions, and observing nature are woven into every unit. 

• Rice University Classroom Storytelling Project: Story dictation and dramatization develop language and creativity. 

• Heggerty Phonemic Awareness Program: Songs, rhymes, and fingerplays strengthen phonological skills. 

• Neuhaus Reading Readiness and Handwriting Without Tears introduce foundational literacy and writing skills. 

Using Developing Number Concepts, children explore counting, patterns, and spatial reasoning through activities like graphing the weather and measuring during cooking projects.

• Art projects draw inspiration from renowned artists and diverse cultures. Children experiment with media like paint, clay, and collage. 

• Music and Motor Program: Singing, movement, and gross motor activities like obstacle courses and rhythmic games build coordination and musicality. 

Group play and routines nurture empathy, self-regulation, and friendships, helping children build confidence and emotional resilience.

• Weekly Bible lessons and Chapel services focus on God’s love and grace. 

• PreK students perform Bible story musicals like Daniel and the Lion’s Den or Noah’s Ark, bringing faith to life through creativity and community.