Preschool Program

(Ages 3 - 5 Years Old)

Full-Days: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
School-Days: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Half-Days: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Curriculums

Dayspring, we not only focus on fostering the fundamental growth of preschoolers as they become more equipped to face life as active, aware, and communicative children, but we also meet them at this stage and introduce them to the captivating world of Science, Geography, Mathematics, Language, Sensorial Activities, Practical Life Activities, Art, and Music. Our curriculum is thoughtfully designed to help each child reach their full potential. We believe that the introduction and ongoing learning experiences are best facilitated through hands-on, concrete materials, allowing children to grasp abstract concepts by understanding their real-world applications.

Our Montessori classroom is purposefully structured to instill in children a genuine love for learning, along with the independent motivation and means to pursue it. As they continue in this nurturing environment, they gain confidence in their ability to explore, discover, and understand, realizing the worth of their own interests. This growing sense of self-mastery provides a strong foundation for future studies and life experiences. These are essential academic skills that begin to develop in the preschool classroom, as preschoolers begin to work independently and make their own discoveries.

In the prepared Montessori environment at Dayspring, the following areas are covered:

Practical Life: Here, children acquire daily life skills that not only benefit them in practical ways but also satisfy their natural desire for order, coordination, repetition, and independence.
Sensorial Area: In this section, children's sensory awareness and discrimination of sounds, colors, shapes, size, smell, weight, and touch are heightened, promoting a deeper understanding of the world.
Math: The materials in this area are highly developed and sequenced to effectively guide children toward an abstract conceptual understanding of math through hands-on manipulation of physical materials.
Language: Children develop strong language skills, including written, spoken, reading, writing, and reading through physical materials that correspond to abstract language concepts. Spoken language is a natural part of the classroom experience, both one-on-one and in group settings.
Geography and Science: Children learn about the physical and social world around them in tangible ways and discover how the world works through observation and manipulation of the physical environment.
Art: This area encourages creativity as children engage in artistic activities and learn to appreciate creativity in others.

At Dayspring, we are committed to nurturing the full potential of your child and providing them with a solid foundation for their future academic and life endeavors.