How we teach
At Mothers’ Day Out, daily routine is part of the foundation of our preschool. This is balanced with a variety of learning, play and social interactions and activities for them to explore. We help children learn independence through various ideas, skills and physical activities. Teaching them how to navigate the world around them and how to make decisions is also important with our guidance. We love the outdoors! We are structured, however, we are also flexible!.
Enrichment
Enrichment time is a separate time outside of the class with a different teacher whose focus is to create new and fun experiences for your child. Our Enrichment Teacher spends time with each class everyday.
Your child will go into a different setting to play and learn.
Enrichment
Bible & Me:
- Read and Share Bible Series
- Sing, watch puppets & video, read the Bible, and create.
Explorers and Science:
- We are very blessed to have nature all around our preschool. We will take walks, explore nearby trails just behind the playground area and explore God’s world all around us!
Music and Movement:
- Students will get their bodies moving and make a joyful noise as they sing and dance!
- Using scarves, bean bags, rhythm sticks and various tools during music will enhance students love of music.
Get kindergarten ready in our Pre-K classes.
We help to prepare your child for kindergarten by creating a schedule and classroom environment that is similar to what they will experience in Elementary school! We also assist them in building social skills and in learning how to function in real life situations while in a loving environment. We offer parent teacher conferences where we share your child’s progress and our goals for them. At the end of the school year, we have a special graduation ceremony!
In addition to our Curriculum Guide, The Pre-K classes use Scholastic’s My Big World and Early readers to enhance their learning experience.
Read and Share Bible
Preschool Curriculum and Bible Teaching A Great Combination!
One may not ordinarily think of having a Preschool Curriculum and Bible teaching together. However, you’ll not find a more perfect time to introduce Bible than during the preschool age.