Kindergarten
Kindergarten students are active learners who are highly engaged in the study of the world around them. As they move away from open-ended center play to activities with an introduced purpose, students’ learning experiences are scaffolded to help them acquire emergent reading and numeracy skills. The kindergarten classroom environment provides opportunities for both self-directed and teacher-directed learning. Thematic studies in this grade expand to include research, class projects using technology, color chemistry, dinosaurs, and all about the number 100. The kindergarten curriculum includes a continued emphasis on the strengthening of fine motor skills as well as cooperative learning and play to further the development of social and emotional skills.
Kindergarten Curriculum
- Reading and Writing
- Math
- Learning Centers
- Outdoor Play
- Social-Emotional Learning
- Enrichment Classes
- Age
Reading and Writing
Math
Learning Centers
Outdoor Play
Social-Emotional Learning
Enrichment Classes
Explorers participate in a modified version of Spanish, Religion, Music and Library classes. They will attend PE class weekly to practice and develop gross motor skills. Seekers participate in Spanish, Library, Religion, Music, and Movement.
In the fall, our Explorers and Seekers will join older students in attending Primary School Chapel.