Self Directed Work

Children are able to choose from a variety of areas to work at including art, reading, literacy, math, science, fine motor, sensorial, and practical life. During this time, I will work one on one with students on small lessons geared toward their specific needs.

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Circle Time

We will gather together shortly to say hello to eachother, participate in calendar activities, expand our vocabulary, read books, and have various experiences revolving around the world we live in. This will also be a time to have "grace and courtousy" lessons. These are simple and fun lessons usually in the form of role playing that focus on social interactions or behaviors that don't necessarily come naturally such as "getting someone's attention", "waiting for your turn", and "asking for/ offering to help".​

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Language and Math Activities

These will be interactive whole group activities focused on counting, sorting, measuring, letters, sounds, rhyming, and so much more! We have a lot of fun while exploring these important skills!

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Gross Motor Activities

These activities work the large muscle groups. Some examples include running, jumping, climbing, throwing, pushing, pulling, biking, etc. Young children love exploring and strengthening these skills. We will do these activities both indoors and outdoor depending on weather.​