Designed for children ages 2–4, our preschool program introduces students to English-language education through full immersion. Our curriculum focuses on New Jersey standards and prepares children for elementary school by developing communication, social, and motor skills and introducing biblical characters and Christian values.
Explore the preschool day
A look at the daily experiences that build early academic, social, and creative skills.
Calendar & community
Calendar time is a cherished part of the preschool morning routine, bringing the class together and setting a positive tone for the day. Children identify the date, days of the week, months, and seasons, then talk about their feelings and practice empathy by listening to classmates. Counting, observing the weather, and discussing upcoming events build critical thinking and routines, blending academic readiness with social-emotional learning.
Motor skills
Each day, students practice fine- and gross-motor skills through five hands-on activities that change weekly. These abilities build coordination and control and help prepare children for success throughout their school years.
Reading & storytelling
Teachers read aloud to students every day. Interactive stories spark imagination, expand vocabulary, and introduce early literacy concepts. Children practice listening and comprehension, grow their appreciation for language, and explore the world through books.
Early writing
Writing begins in PK2 with playful, age-appropriate activities as children hold their first pencils and draw their first lines. In PK3 and PK4, they build on these foundations by tracing letters, writing their names, and drawing pictures to tell stories. These experiences develop fine-motor control and early handwriting skills for kindergarten and beyond.
Sounds & early literacy
Structured, playful lessons build the foundations for reading. Children recognize and work with sounds in spoken language by exploring rhymes, clapping syllables, and identifying the beginning sounds in words. These purposeful activities are woven into daily routines and games.
English vocabulary
For many students, preschool is their first experience learning English as an additional language. Songs, stories, visuals, and hands-on activities introduce essential words and phrases. Repetition and guided practice help children understand new vocabulary, communicate in everyday situations, connect with classmates, and grow confident using English.
Bible & character
Faith and character are part of the preschool experience. Age-appropriate Bible lessons and stories introduce God’s love, kindness, and Christian values in ways that engage young children and support spiritual and moral growth in a nurturing, inclusive classroom.
Art & creativity
Art gives children room to explore creativity and self-expression. Paint, playdough, collage, and other materials help them discover color, shape, and texture while developing fine-motor skills and confidence in their own work.
Music & movement
Singing, dancing, and playing simple instruments bring rhythm, melody, and joy into the classroom. Children build listening and coordination while exploring patterns, sequence, and sound. Music also supports early literacy and math and inspires creativity and appreciation for music.