Preschool Program
Our preschool program provides comprehensive Pre-K curriculum, kindergarten transition planning, and social skills development in an inclusive setting.
Preparing for Kindergarten—Together
The Pre-K year is about building confidence, independence, and the foundational skills children need for elementary school. Our inclusive approach means every child is prepared—academically, socially, and emotionally.
Pre-Literacy Skills
Letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and early reading skills with embedded speech support.
Pre-Writing Skills
Fine motor development through OT-supported activities that prepare children for writing.
Math Foundations
Number concepts, counting, patterns, and early math skills through hands-on learning.
Social Skills
Cooperation, conflict resolution, and friendship skills that translate to kindergarten success.
Communication
Expressing needs, asking questions, and participating in group discussions.
Self-Regulation
Managing emotions, following routines, and building the independence kindergarten requires.
Beyond Academic Readiness
Kindergarten readiness isn't just about knowing letters and numbers. It's about being able to sit in a group, wait your turn, ask for help, and make friends. It's about believing you belong in a classroom full of diverse learners.
Children who attend inclusive preschool arrive at kindergarten with a crucial advantage: they already know how to learn alongside peers of all abilities. They've been doing it for years. This social and emotional foundation is the strongest predictor of long-term school success.
We don't just prepare children for kindergarten. We prepare them for a lifetime of learning in diverse communities.
Our Pre-K Space
Supporting the Kindergarten Transition
For All Families
- Portfolio of work and progress documentation
- Kindergarten readiness assessment
- Family meetings to discuss goals and concerns
- Connections to local kindergarten programs
For Children with IEPs
- IEP transition meeting coordination
- Documentation of therapeutic goals and progress
- Communication with receiving school teams
- Advocacy support for inclusive placement
A Day in Pre-K
Arrival, morning jobs, and independent work time
Morning meeting: calendar, weather, group discussion
Literacy activities with embedded speech support
Outdoor play and gross motor activities
Music therapy and creative expression
Lunch and self-help skill practice
Rest and quiet activities
Math and hands-on STEM exploration
Art, sensory play, or project work
Closing meeting and dismissal
Prepare Your Child for Success
Our Preschool program gives children the academic, social, and emotional foundation they need for kindergarten and beyond.