Language Arts
Pre-Kindergarten Language Arts introduces scholars to the foundations of reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Scholars recognize their own names, identify letters, and connect some letters to their sounds. They explore rhyme, ask and answer questions about stories, and understand that print carries meaning. Through songs, storytelling, and discussion, scholars develop early communication and comprehension skills that prepare them for reading and writing in Kindergarten.
Math
Pre-Kindergarten Mathematics builds number sense and pattern awareness through hands-on exploration. Scholars count objects to ten, recognize and extend simple patterns, and identify basic shapes such as circles, squares, and triangles. They compare quantities using words like “more,” “less,” and “same,” and describe familiar objects by shape, size, and color. Learning occurs through play, movement, and real-world problem solving that nurtures curiosity and reasoning.
Social Studies
Pre-Kindergarten Social Studies introduces scholars to the concepts of community, citizenship, and culture. They explain why rules and responsibilities matter, recognize the American flag as a national symbol, and identify familiar community helpers. Scholars explore family traditions, describe basic needs such as food and shelter, and begin to understand that maps represent places. These early experiences lay the foundation for civic understanding and cultural awareness.
Science
Pre-Kindergarten Science encourages scholars to observe, ask questions, and describe the natural world. They use their senses to explore textures, sounds, and materials and participate in simple investigations such as testing what sinks or floats. Scholars describe weather changes, observe plants and animals, and sort items based on observable features. Through exploration and conversation, they learn that curiosity and observation help explain how things work.
