Christ-Centered Learning

We use the WEE Learn Curriculum, a Bible-based thematic curriculum published by Lifeway, along with other supplemental materials that are age-appropriate for each developmental stage of learning. Our program is balanced and structured by offering experiences in music, art, and motor development. 

Enrichment Classes: Physical activities will be designed to develop coordination, balance, and movement skills using large and small motor groups. Children learn about their bodies to encourage healthy behaviors. Active games are played to learn how to take turns, and follow rules and directions in a fun, exciting environment. 

Music is imperative to early childhood development. We sing to learn, express ourselves, worship, and for simple joy. Music concepts such as high/low tones, loud/soft volume, and rhythms are introduced. Music concepts are reinforced through finger plays and sign language.

Our toddler program provides a supervised environment for children to learn to play and get along with others. The very basics, such as colors, animal sounds, textures, and symbols are introduced. Toddlers are “growing in their world” by exploring, learning, and developing new relationships. The children learn through exercise, music, outdoor play, simple toys, and games.

Two-year-old become more organized and begin to learn about large and small groups. Simple step instructions can be followed. They have units of study that include such things as season changes, self and family, animals, helpers, and growing.

Three-year-old become more independent and adventurous. They advance to longer group times and add units such as numbers, letters, transportation, comparison, healthy foods, and community helpers. They respond to more complex instructions and anticipate structured daily activities.

Four-year-old are preparing for kindergarten. Their curriculum includes Handwriting and Math Without Tears. They learn skills in writing centers and word recognition. Science units teach them about wind, magnets, water, and nature. They learn greater responsibility with classroom job assignments and by taking care of personal belongings. Language concepts and awareness are explored through Spanish class. Chapel is held once a week. During this time, character traits such as honesty, obedience, perseverance, and friendship are taught with Biblical truths and stories.

Elementary students will use Abeka and Dimensions Math. Students will learn that the Bible and God’s truth are central to all subject areas. The learning will incorporate hands-on learning and wholesome age-appropriate reading. This curriculum is mission-minded and emphasizes learning about cultures and people from around the world.