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Early Preschool Program
Physical Development and Health:
Children develop the ability to follow directions, complete tasks with little supervision, and participate actively in group games.
Language:
. Children develop the ability to respond appropriately to questions about books, and repeat different words/sentences to get another person to respond.
Approaches to Learning
Children develop the ability to find solutions to simple problems.
Social-Emotional Development
Children develop the ability to use emotional words (such as “I’m mad”) to get needs met, follow established rules and routines in the classroom, and play well with others.
Creative Arts
Children develop the ability to use materials, such as pencils, paints, play dough, and musical instruments, in different and varied ways.
Literacy
Children develop the ability to ask adults to read printed information, draw figures and shapes to convey meaning, and use picture and verbal cues.
About Us
Throughout our school community, we share a commitment to fostering a culture where differences are valued, and interactions are free of bias. At FACES, it is important to create an engaging, nurturing environment for the children. To accomplish that, we embrace their unique identities, abilities, backgrounds, and points of view. It’s part of fulfilling a vow we’ve made to make a difference and have a positive impact. We want our employees, teachers, and each child in our care to be comfortable sharing their authentic self. That’s why it is important for us to ensure a wide range of diverse voices are recognized and represented.
Together, we work hard to celebrate diversity, embrace our community, and create a sense of belonging where everyone thrives.
In the Classroom
Here, children learn through innovation, collaboration, and communication. As part of our mission to cultivate a welcoming community, our educators and caregivers model kindness and empathy. Every child deserves to feel safe, represented, and accepted in an inclusive environment that includes:
- Diverse classrooms, vital to learning.
- Engaging, educational experiences.
- Spaces that reflect our diverse communities.
Reflecting Our Communities - includes two primary intentions:
- Encouraging children to share their family culture and traditions with each other.
- Sharing the beauty and diversity of the world around us.
In our classrooms, we’ll accomplish this educational exploration in a few ways:
- Engaging, collaborative activities
- Visual posters and photo cards
- Intentional use of music selections