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Early Preschool Program

Early Preschool Program

2.5 – 3 years old

Sometimes, 30- to 42- month old children could benefit from some additional development on the way to Preschool. Our Early Preschool program has been designed especially for them to offer additional skill development as children gain independence for the next step.

  • Exclusive indicator-based curriculum
  • Opportunities to gain independence
  • Collaborative learning experiences

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Early Preschool Learning Domains

As the 30- to 42-month-old children in our Early Preschool program prepare to take the next big step into Preschool, their forward progress in reaching developmental milestones is tracked in these areas:


     

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Approaches to Learning and Play

Focuses on children actively exploring and learning about their surroundings.

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Language, Literacy, and Communication

Focuses on how children develop skills to express themselves and comprehend language.

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Physical Development and Health

Focuses on moving with more purpose in mind to explore objects and spaces.

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Social and Emotional Development

Focuses on building relationships with adults and children.

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Mathematics

Focuses on how children develop foundational skills in number sense, measurement, and spatial reasoning.

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Nature and Science

Focuses on how young children engage with the world through scientific inquiry and exploration.

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Engineering and Technology

Focuses on how young children learn to build and create using simple tools and materials to solve problems.

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Social Studies

Focuses on how children develop an understanding of themselves, their community, and the world around them.

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Creative Arts and Expression

Focuses on how children engage in imaginative play and artistic exploration.

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Early Preschool Program FAQs

Our Early Preschool program offers flexible, year-round enrollment so families can begin care when it works best for their schedule. Openings may vary by classroom and location, so we recommend contacting your local early learning center to check current availability and next steps for enrollment.

Children start their day with a group gathering that helps build classroom community and establish a predictable routine. The morning includes learning center activities and teacher-guided small-group experiences that support individual progress, cooperation, and early problem-solving skills, along with time outdoors for active play. After lunch and a quiet rest period, children enjoy a snack and continue their afternoon with hands-on exploration and guided learning indoors and outside, supporting development across all areas of early childhood learning.

Our Early Preschool curriculum encourages children to investigate their surroundings, ask questions, and engage in hands-on learning experiences that spark curiosity and discovery. With consistent routines and teacher-guided activities, children build independence, confidence, and early self-regulation skills that support a smooth transition into preschool and future learning environments. These experiences help strengthen readiness across social, emotional, and cognitive areas of development.

In our Early Preschool classroom, children strengthen early learning skills through hands-on activities that introduce concepts like sorting, comparing, and recognizing simple patterns. They also practice important social abilities such as sharing, cooperating, and building friendships with peers. At the same time, children begin developing early writing readiness through activities that support hand control, mark-making, and creative expression in a supportive early learning environment.

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