Our Classes

Our Classes
  • Class Overview

    Our preschool program has four dedicated classes
  • We provide all classes from infant of 3 months to Basic Primary.We are expanding to junior high in the near future.

  • Our teaching style and curriculum facilitates learning. Direct instruction provides a framework to ensure our children receive target skills, concepts and strategies. Learning center and exploration times provide children time and opportunity to explore and experiment with what they have learned.

    • ANNA LITTLE
      ANNA LITTLE
      • 3months – 2 years
        Month olds
      • 12
        Class size
    • JASMINE
      Class name
      • 2-3 year olds
        Year olds
      • 12
        Class size
    • ABEL
      Class name
      • 3-4
        Year olds
      • 12
        Class size
    • JUDE
      Class name
      • 4-5
        Year olds
      • 12
        Class size
    • ALDERSGATE
      Class name
      • 5-6
        Year olds
      • 12
        Class size
    • EIN GEDI
      Class name
      • 6+
        Year olds
      • 15
        Class size
  • Our goal is to create a place that engages each child.

  • Our Curriculum

    Integrated

    Young children learn best when they can make connections across many disciplines. All our subjects are integrated throughout our curriculum.

    Focus on Literacy

    Children with large vocabularies who exhibit phonological and phonemic awareness skills are more likely to become literate. We develop these skills and apply them to phonics, concepts of print, comprehension and writing, laying the foundation for long-term achievement.

    Focused on Math

    We integrate and emphasize math skills and concepts. Direct instruction, center exploration, games and activities provide a practical approach to applied math that children encounter in everyday life.

    Systematic and Spiraled Scaffolded Trips

    Children retain new information when it connects with previous knowledge and experiences. New information is presented in a logical and linear fashion. Thereafter, children move from simple concepts to advanced understanding through a continuum where skills and concepts are reviewed, revisited and expanded.

    Standard-Based Place

    Our curriculum establishes clear and developmentally appropriate goals for children’s learning based on our local and international programs.

  • Our program is based on the Developmentally Appropriate Approach.

    • Literacy is taught in context of daily routine
    • Emphasis is on growth in Intellectual, Social, Aesthetic and Physical areas.
    •  Focus on activities and topics that appeal to children
    • Activities are purposeful and genuine; skills are taught in context.
    • Curriculum is integrated and various subjects are given equal attention.
    • Teachers accept children where they are and take them as far as they can go. 
    • Instructions are organized around themes. 
     
     
  • Our Balanced and Comprehensive Programs include

  • Emergent Reading

    Motivation for reading
    Alphabetic Knowledge
    Sentence & Structure
    Print/Book Awareness
    Phonological Awareness
    Vocabulary
    Listening & Speaking
    Conversation
    Comprehension
    Emergent Writing

    Math

    Counting & Cardinality
    Patterns & Seriation
    Geometry
    Measurement & Data
    Spatial Relations
    Operations & Algebraic Thinking

    Media and Technology

    Electronic Books and Informational Text
    Audio Cds and CD roms in English and French
    Use of technology to explore and review information

    Health & Safety

    Identification of basic safety rules
    Demonstrates awareness of good nutritional practices
    Recognition of the dangers of Fire
    Appropriate health and safety procedures

    Creative Arts

    Exploring of visual materials and activities
    Care and persistence in variety of art projects
    Creation of original work
    Music and movement
    Fantasy and real life experiences through pretend play
    Teacher-guided dramatic activities

  • Social/Emotional Development

    Recognition of self
    Relationships
    Rules & routine
    Identification of feelings

    Physical Development

    Fine Motor Skills
    Use of writing and drawing tools
    Demonstration of control, strength and dexterity

    Gross Motor Skills
    Combination of sequence of large motor skills
    Movement with balance and control

    Science

    Concepts
    Changes in living things
    Characteristics, appearance and behavior of animals
    Exploration of the Sun, Moon, stars and clouds
    Weather changes
    Simple Machines
    Senses
    States of Matter
    How objects move

    Processes
    Information
    Data collection
    Tools and equipment to explore objects
    Making and verifying predictions
    Comparing, contrast, and classification of objects and data
    Scientific investigations

    Social Science

    Self & Community
    Role as a member of a group
    Public Places
    How people form a community
    Maps
    Time intervals
    Common symbols in the community

    Economics
    Community workers and their roles
    Uses of money

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