Our Preschooler Program

At Kreative Little Hands Christian Academy, our Preschooler Program is designed for children ages 3 to 5 years old. We aim to nurture and develop your child’s skills and knowledge through a comprehensive curriculum that focuses on language and communication, physical development, and behavioral development.

 

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Physical Development & Movement

Our Preschooler Program supports children in refining their motor skills through a variety of physical activities. We provide opportunities for them to engage in active play, both indoors and outdoors.

  • Engaging in active play to develop muscle strength and coordination.
  • Exploring different movements such as jumping, running, and climbing.
  • Participating in dance and music activities for rhythmic coordination.
  • Practicing fine motor skills through arts and crafts.

Social Skills & Emotional Growth

We help preschoolers learn how to interact with others and express their emotions. Through group activities and role play, children are encouraged to communicate and build relationships with their peers.

  • Group activities to encourage sharing and taking turns.
  • Storytelling sessions that build empathy and understanding.
  • Activities that help children recognize and name their emotions.
  • Role-play and imaginative games to understand social roles.

Cognitive Development

Our program offers activities that stimulate your preschooler’s cognitive development. Through puzzles, sorting games, and imaginative play, we foster their problem-solving skills, memory, and creativity.

  • Using puzzles and matching games to develop problem-solving skills.
  • Encouraging imaginative play to foster creativity.
  • Introducing numbers, letters, and shapes in fun, engaging ways.
  • Building memory through repetitive songs and stories.

Language and Communication

We use interactive reading sessions, songs, and simple conversations to develop your preschooler’s language skills. Our staff encourage children to express themselves both verbally and non-verbally.

  • Engaging in daily conversations to expand vocabulary.
  • Using songs, rhymes, and stories to improve listening skills.
  • Introducing simple sign language for non-verbal communication.
  • Encouraging children to express their needs and feelings.