Curriculum

WHAT WE TEACH

Empowered Learning

Daily Activities:
  • Routine Building: Establishing a consistent routine helps children feel secure and understand what to expect each day.
  • Self-Care Practices: Encourage independence through activities like dressing, washing hands, and tidying up.
Montessori-Activities:
  • Hands-On Learning: Utilize Montessori materials and methods that encourage tactile exploration and self-directed learning.
  • Practical Life Skills: Integrate activities that teach practical life skills, such as pouring, sorting, and cleaning.
Circle Time:
  • Group Activities: Bring children together for interactive sessions that may include songs, stories, and discussions.
  • Calendar and Weather: Incorporate elements like discussing the day’s weather, learning about the calendar, and identifying seasons.
Reading:
  • Story Time: Dedicate a portion of the day to reading books aloud, fostering a love for literature.
  • Literacy Games: Introduce games that promote early literacy skills, such as letter recognition and storytelling.
Outdoor Activities:
  • Nature Exploration: Take children outdoors for nature walks, gardening, and exploration.
  • Physical Play: Encourage active play through games, sports, and free play in an outdoor environment.
Spanish Immersion Activities:
  • Language Exploration: Engage children in activities that promote language development through storytelling, conversations, and games—all conducted in Spanish.
  • Bilingual Books: Introduce books in both English and Spanish to foster bilingual proficiency.
Sensory Play:
  • Exploration Stations: Set up sensory stations with materials like sand, water, play dough, and textured objects to stimulate the senses.
  • Messy Play: Allow for messy play activities that involve finger painting, slime, or other tactile experiences.
Art and Craft:
  • Creative Expression: Provide various art supplies for children to express themselves through drawing, painting, and crafting.
  • Themed Projects: Align crafts with ongoing themes or cultural awareness activities.
Music and Dance:
  • Rhythmic Exploration: Explore different musical genres, instruments, and dance styles to encourage creativity and movement.
Culture Awareness:
  • Multicultural Activities: Explore traditions, celebrations, and stories from various cultures to promote cultural awareness.
  • Global Cuisine: Introduce diverse foods, celebrating the culinary richness of different cultures.
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Ratios

Our low ratios allow teachers to build relationships with students and customize learning.

18-month class*: 5:1
Two-year-old class: 6:1
Three-year-old class: 8:1
Four-year-old class: 10:1