Preschoolers engaging in outdoor water play at our giant water table!
Our school has chickens! Each day the children participate in feeding the chickens and harvesting the eggs.
One area on our playground for natural building.
A glimpse inside one of our preschool rooms.
Building with various shapes and colors is not only super fun but important in a child’s developmental growth.
Art should be open ended, no sample to follow, unique and creative, entirely open to the child’s interpretation, a plethora of materials and tools the children can learn to explore and create. We love this particular artwork because the student was entirely self guided and decided to paint a rectangular rainbow. Very neat!
Emergent literacy at it’s best!
One to one correspondence is a basic math skill we like out four year olds to master as they approach the move to kindergarten.
Block building builds mathematical skills in a fun way for young children.
Conversations with young children help us to build trust and confidence.
Science experiments at the water table.
Learning to spell their own names is an important step in a child’s emergent literacy development.
Dramatic Play opens worlds of exploration for young children.
Dramatic Play is a wonderful way for children to explore adult roles in daily life situations.
We love to celebrate and make special gifts for the wonderful Mom’s we have at Noah’s Ark on Mother’s Day.