Learning to use scissors and crayons helps the development of fine motor skills, while physical education exercises stress large motor development. Enrichment classes in chapel, music and Spanish complete the curriculum for the primary children. Social interaction, language development, and math concepts are emphasized. Hands-on and structured learning activities teach important listening and fine motor skills. The children gain self-confidence as they learn to follow directions and perform specific tasks.
Cognitive activities focus on letter recognition and letter sounds.
Pre-math skills are developed with classifying, counting, sorting, and matching exercises. Thematic units introduce a variety of subject matter and reinforce training. Learning centers and free play allow the children to make choices, share, build self-esteem and work with others. The enrichment classes, chapel, Spanish, music, and physical education, encourage individual expression and group play. Computer classes are also a part of the M-F prekindergarten curriculum.