Pre-K students are ready to recognize  letters, letter sounds, and numbers. Through small groups activities and class projects we build up our number and letter bank to be ready for reading in Kindergarten! We also focus on one-to-one counting, fine motor, book handling, and word sound skills.

Kindergarten is the first step into formal schooling, so it is important that kindergarteners get used to the school setting. This includes attending school on a regular basis, following the teacher’s directions, and working on assignments independently.

In kindergarten, children learn how to read and write letters and words, as well as learn basic math skills such as counting and knowing the names and order of numbers. This enables children to begin learning the core knowledge needed for success in school and in life.

Another very important aspect of Pre-K and Kindergarten is that children begin learning social skills they will use later in life. For example children learn how to manage their behavior, follow routines and expectations, interact with peers, solve problems independently and with others, and get along with others.

Our Pre-K and Kindergarten programs include PE, Tech, and Music classes each week.  We include two recesses daily for kids to play and be social, and we attend Mass weekly as part of our faith formation.