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​Threes Program: Expanding Horizons and Nurturing Friendships
Our Threes Program is designed to foster a sense of wonder and exploration in young children. We achieve this by crafting engaging, thematic units that cater to their unique interests, effectively broadening their horizons and deepening their understanding of the world around them. Through collaborative activities and shared experiences, children also develop meaningful friendships that often last beyond their time in the program.
We recognize that potty training is an important milestone for many children in this age group. Our approach is patient and supportive, acknowledging that each child learns at their own pace. We provide a comfortable and encouraging environment where children feel empowered to take this step when they're ready.
Three's Program Options
  • 2 Days / 3 Days / 4 Days / 5 Half Days (9 AM - 12NN)
  • 2 Days / 3 Days / 4 Days / 5 Full Days (9 AM - 3PM)
  • Flexible extended day options available

Social Development
Our school is committed to fostering social-emotional development in children, providing them with essential skills to navigate their emotions and build positive relationships. We believe that emotional intelligence is a cornerstone of personal and academic success. Through a variety of engaging activities and intentional guidance, we help children identify and express their feelings in healthy ways, while also teaching them effective strategies to manage challenging emotions.
Our approach includes the use of visual aids, such as emotion charts and flashcards, to help children recognize and label different feelings. We also incorporate role-playing exercises and group discussions to provide opportunities for children to practice empathy, perspective-taking, and conflict resolution skills. Additionally, we introduce mindfulness techniques and relaxation exercises to equip children with coping mechanisms for managing stress and anxiety. By nurturing social-emotional competence, we aim to empower children to develop self-awareness, self-regulation, and positive social interactions. These skills not only contribute to their well-being in the present but also lay a strong foundation for their future success in school, relationships, and life.

Music Program
Prepare for an engaging and interactive musical experience! Mr. Anthony's Sing-Along Songs are beloved by children, fostering a fun and educational environment for all ages. Through catchy tunes and an engaging personality, Mr. Anthony facilitates vocabulary development, coordination, and listening skills through music and movement.

Art
We fosters creativity and self-expression through daily engagement in artistic endeavors. We provide diverse art materials and introduce various techniques, encouraging children to experiment and discover their unique artistic styles. Our goal is to cultivate a nurturing and supportive environment where children feel comfortable expressing themselves freely without fear of judgment or self-consciousness. We believe that art is a powerful tool for self-discovery and personal growth, and we are committed to providing children with the opportunity to explore their creative potential fully.

Mathematics
Our Eureka MathⓇ program has a proven track record of success, and it centers on fostering a strong sense of number and shape recognition. Students engage in hands-on activities and real-world scenarios to learn fundamental math concepts. These include:
  • Counting: Students learn to count accurately and consistently.
  • Cardinality: They understand that the last number counted represents the total quantity of objects in a set.
  • Comparison: Students learn to compare quantities and identify which is greater, smaller, or equal.
  • Spatial Reasoning: Through the exploration of shapes and their properties, students develop spatial reasoning skills. They learn to identify, describe, and manipulate shapes in various ways.
By focusing on these core areas, our program lays a solid foundation for mathematical understanding and success.

Handwriting Without TearsⓇ
Our multisensory, hands-on approach to handwriting incorporates a variety of activities and manipulatives to cater to all learning styles. This includes:
  • Tactile Activities: Using materials like sand trays, playdough, and shaving cream to practice letter formation.
  • Kinesthetic Activities: Incorporating movement through air writing, body tracing, and games that involve gross motor skills.
  • Visual Activities: Utilizing colorful letter cards, tracing worksheets, and interactive displays to reinforce letter recognition and formation.
  • Auditory Activities: Singing alphabet songs, listening to letter sounds, and repeating letter names to strengthen auditory memory.
By engaging multiple senses, we aim to make handwriting a fun and memorable experience for every child. This approach not only helps children develop strong handwriting skills but also fosters a love for learning and writing.

Science & Engineering
We foster curiosity and problem-solving skills through engaging and hands-on STEM activities, encouraging children to explore, question, and experiment. By introducing them to scientific concepts, engineering challenges, and technological tools, we aim to prepare them for the future by cultivating a mindset of innovation and adaptability. We want to inspire them to think critically and creatively, like engineers and scientists, empowering them to solve complex problems and develop solutions that can positively impact the world around them.
Through our STEM program, children will not only gain a deeper understanding of scientific principles and technological advancements but also develop essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and communication. These skills are crucial for success in the 21st century, where innovation and creativity are highly valued. By encouraging children to embrace challenges, think outside the box, and persevere through obstacles, we are equipping them with the tools they need to navigate an ever-changing world and thrive in emerging fields and industries.
Our focus on STEM education is rooted in the belief that by inspiring innovation and creativity, we can empower children to become active contributors to society. We want to help them develop the skills and confidence to adapt to new technologies, embrace emerging industries, and shape a future that is both sustainable and equitable. By fostering a lifelong love of learning and a passion for problem-solving, we are investing in the next generation of leaders, innovators, and changemakers.

Using the outdoors as a classroom!

There’s an intrinsic value to being outdoors: it’s good for students’ social, emotional, and mental well-being.
Benchmarks in Child Development for Three-Year-Old's
Developmental Benchmarks and Parent Tips
Remember that every child develops at their own pace, and these benchmarks are just a general guideline. As a parent, you play a vital role in your child's learning and development!
Language Development
  • Can communicate in three-to-five-word sentences.
  • Asks a lot of questions.
  • Understands and can follow two-to-three-part commands.
  • Can express feelings using words.
  • Knows and can state their name and age.
Parent Tips: Engage in conversations, share daily experiences, and read together.

Social/Emotional Development
  • Plays alongside other children.
  • Shows awareness of other children's feelings.
  • Can name friends.
  • Imitates others.
  • Likes to help with household chores.
  • Can follow simple instructions.
Parent Tips: Arrange playdates and create opportunities to help around the house. Help your child identify and manage their emotions.

Cognitive Development
  • Enjoys pretend play.
  • Can sort and match objects by size and color.
  • Can operate mechanical toys.
  • Demonstrates problem-solving skills.
  • Can draw simple shapes.
  • Can identify common colors.
Parent Tips: Participate in physical activities, encourage cooperative play, provide simple toys for pretend play, and foster problem-solving skills.
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Motor Development
  • Can climb, run, hop on one foot, walk on tiptoe, and throw a ball.
  • Can draw dots, lines, and circles.
  • Can build with blocks.
Parent Tips: Engage in active play and continue teaching personal hygiene and manners.