• Identify upper and lower case letters
• Identify sounds of each letter of the alphabet
• Recognize numbers 1 – 12
• Be able to orally count 1 – 12
• Demonstrate one to one correspondence of numbers 1 – 12
• Write his /her name independently
• Write numbers 1 – 12 
• Work or play in a group setting, demonstrating appropriate work and play habits
• Perform various gross motor and fine motor skills appropriate for this age.  (these will be listed monthly on the students classroom calendar.)
• Communicate with the teacher and peers clearly
• Recognize, identify, and name basic colors and shapes
• Practice appropriate social skills in a group setting and demonstrate appropriate manners
• Independently practice appropriate toileting and self-help skills.
• Gain an appreciation of music and art activities through active participation
• Observe, ponder, feel, and ask questions to better understand God’s world.

 Resource Curriculum materials include:

• The Letter People curriculum
• Alpha-Tale books and letter people
• Special number and letter poems
• Writing without Tears
• Scripture Bytes for Three’s through Five’s
• Christian Theme Filled Days for Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer

Tuition & Registration
9:00-12:00
3 days/week (M/W/F) - $150/month
4 days/week (T-F) - $165/month
5 days/week - $180/month

Registration is equal to one months tuition and is non refundable

Late Stay
Mon-Thurs
12:00-1:00 - $6 per day
12:00 - 2:00 - $8 per day

Program Handbook

Computer Classes

K-4 classes will receive computer instruction weekly. Throughout the school year, students will advance to longer and more challenging progrmas and software.  Software will strengthen beginning academic skills in language arts and math. Software will allow students to use problem solving and critical thinking skills.  Computer classes are designed to enhance the classroom education, as well as to introduce students to the technology of today.