Reading. Writing. Math . Religion.
Learning at St. Paul's Lutheran School covers it all. See below what each class learns about throughout the year!
At St. Paul's Lutheran School, Early Childhood Education focuses on core skill sets blended with the Word of God .
Our students strengthen their wings each day in the classroom and learn to soar!
Three-Year-old Class
This age group will focus on developing the three-year-old’s social skills, language skills and small/large motor skills.
For many children, this is a period of transition between family and the outside world. To expand their social growth, very basic rules for relating to others in the group are stressed such as learning names of classmates, safety habits and learning the daily classroom routine.
Weekly themes are introduced in the classroom along with the concepts listed below:
· Letter recognition and Sounds
· Number Recognition and Counting
· Shapes and Colors
· Fine Motor Skills
· Music, Movement and Gross Motor Activities
· Health, Safety and Nutrition
· Arts and Crafts Activities Exploring a variety of
techniques
· Literature Based and Language Arts Activities
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Pre-Kindergarten Class
Our 4 year-old program offers a changing curriculum that provides children with a strong basis for their future Kindergarten experience.
We offer a structured and routine schedule, which allows time for busy and quiet activities throughout the day. Because our classrooms have a low teacher/student ratio, many of the sills can be taught through interactive activities designed for their developmental level.
Concepts and themes touched upon in the 3 year-old classes are reinforced and expanded.
Weekly themes are introduced through many skill and concepts. Some of these themes are listed below:
· Letter recognition and Sounds
· Beginning Blending/Sounding-out Skills
· Number Recognition and Counting
· Fine Motor Skills
· Printing Letters, Numbers, Names
· Music, Movement and Gross Motor Activities
· Health, Safety and Nutrition
· Patterns, Sorting, Graphing
· Science and Cooking Activities
Learning through play provides experiences for the child in any subject through manipulative activities, learning games and teacher/self-directed activities.
We also focus on After Care, so our students have a great place to start the day and/ or unwind after the school day.
Learn more about our Extended Care Program.