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PreKindergarten Language
Language and Early Literacy
The Prekindergarten curriculum provides a comprehensive curriculum of instructionally sound, yet highly motivating, activities. The curriculum offers children a reassuring first experience in a school environment, as well as an enjoyable introduction to the basic concepts that affect their lives. On a daily basis, children observe, question, discuss, and participate. They learn about manners and working with others and they become attuned to classroom routines and expectations. The program builds a strong foundation for early literacy skills with activities that build phonemic awareness and introduce children to the relationships between letters and sounds. Children thrive through a combination of predictable routines, a safe, nurturing environment, and high expectations. Exposure to many interesting concepts, along with a strong emphasis on oral language development and classroom discussion, enhance children’s vocabulary acquisition, boost their self-esteem and self confidence, and prepare them for later school success. The Prekindergarten curriculum provides a comprehensive curriculum of instructionally sound, yet highly motivating, activities.
The curriculum offers children a reassuring first experience in a school environment, as well as an enjoyable introduction to the basic concepts that affect their lives. On a daily basis, children observe, question, discuss, and participate. They learn about manners and working with others and they become attuned to classroom routines and expectations. The program builds a strong foundation for early literacy skills with activities that build phonemic awareness and introduce children to the relationships between letters and sounds. Children thrive through a combination of predictable routines, a safe, nurturing environment, and high expectations. Exposure to many interesting concepts, along with a strong emphasis on oral language development and classroom discussion, enhance children’s vocabulary acquisition, boost their self-esteem and self confidence, and prepare them for later school success.




