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Age Group: 3-6 years

The prekindergarten community will be children from three years of age to six years. They will experience a variety of age-appropriate activities in several interesting areas. Children may choose activities from learning areas. The program offers balanced teacher/child-directed activities. Within a nurturing environment, an experienced, qualified teacher fosters letter recognition, letter-sound recognition, and language development, gross and fine motor skills, social mixing, independence, and cognition.

They are inquisitive about their surroundings. They will be able to clearly express themselves and create more complex sentences. Research proves early literacy competency as an indicator of literacy and academic success in kindergarten and elementary school. The Pre-K program will be literacy-oriented activities. The program will focus on word recognition, word sounds, word spelling, storytelling, and anticipation of story developments, cursive writing, and name recognition of peers. Learning centers are adjusted every week to maintain and stimulate the children’s interest and curiosity. Daily schedules and consistency help build the trust that is blossoming in this stage of development.

Programs:

Math/Cognitive Development: Advanced skills like sorting, stacking, matching, and one-to-one correspondence is encouraged through games and materials. The critical reason is motivated by asking interesting questions and engaging in analytical discussions. Counting and the concept of addiction will be introduced. A conceptual process will be used to teach numbers and counting to kids from 1 through 100. Analytical thinking, creativity, and imaginative expression are encouraged.

Language Development: Pre-K children will be offered a pre-reading phonics program to assist language development. They will be introduced to literature in displays, readings, and conversations. Stories reading will be presented to build vocabulary. Letter, shapes, color, and sound recognition will be added. Correct sentence structure will be offered to the children.

As they advance, children will be encouraged to learn new words and sounds as well as create more complex sentence structures and retell stories. Classroom interactions will be held where questions will be asked and detailed answers will be supplied for students’ questions. Reading and cursive writing will be encouraged.

Motor Skill Development: Pre-K children will be motivated to do writing, drawing specific shapes, printing letters, and painting, which develop the finer muscle of the hands to prepare them for refined tasks. Vigorous physical activities such as dancing, climbing, running, throwing, kicking and rolling balls help develop children’s strength, fitness, and coordination. Self-help on eating lunch by self-serving food will be encouraged.

Social/Emotional Development: Children will be encouraged to learn a sense of accomplishment by completing tasks and feeling a sense of responsibility. They will take on some responsibility and cooperate with peers. Pre-K children will be nurtured in an environment where they recognize the rights of others and establish healthy, friendly relationships with classmates. At this age, they start developing individual identity. Independence, self-reliance, and empathetic understanding of peers will be encouraged to prepare them for a kindergarten school environment. Independence, self-reliance, and empathetic understanding of peers will be encouraged to prepare them for the kindergarten school environment. They will be encouraged to identify their feelings and to empathize with others. Exploration, discovery, self-expression, and self-direction will be encouraged.

For questions and inquiries, please get in touch with us today. Give us a call at 512-609-8844 or send a message to sarum@AustinStarMontessori.com.