Three Year Olds
Our three year old classrooms invite children to learn and explore. Through curriculum and play time, children have time to organize their thoughts, learn to share, and get along with others. It is our goal to help children become confident, productive, thoughtful and caring human beings by providing a setting that is stimulating and supportive. The staff helps the children work together in an atmosphere that fosters creativity, curiosity, cooperation, community, and growing independence.
We continue to work with the children in our K3 program on language development by engaging them in conversation and asking them to participate in show and tell.
Our three year old's are beginning to learn how to hold a pencil properly, write their name, and work with scissors. This promotes development with their fine motor skills.
We have a wonderful playground for the children to explore and play. Our playground is age specific and fully fenced. There are several areas inside the playground for the children to play that encourage creativity and physical activity.
Our classroom ratio is 1 to 10 with no more than 10 in a classroom.
What your child will learn:
Counting to 50
Recognize numbers 1 to 20
Begin learning how to write letters and numbers
Recognize phonetic sounds
Learn how to spell his/her name
Learn days of the week and months of the year
Discuss weather and the seasons
We continue to work with the children in our K3 program on language development by engaging them in conversation and asking them to participate in show and tell.
Our three year old's are beginning to learn how to hold a pencil properly, write their name, and work with scissors. This promotes development with their fine motor skills.
We have a wonderful playground for the children to explore and play. Our playground is age specific and fully fenced. There are several areas inside the playground for the children to play that encourage creativity and physical activity.
Our classroom ratio is 1 to 10 with no more than 10 in a classroom.
What your child will learn:
Counting to 50
Recognize numbers 1 to 20
Begin learning how to write letters and numbers
Recognize phonetic sounds
Learn how to spell his/her name
Learn days of the week and months of the year
Discuss weather and the seasons
