We use a faith-based curriculum which provides a range of
age-appropriate activities, from infant to Pre-K. It is designed to lay a
foundation for understanding God, Jesus, the Bible, the
church, self, family, others, and the natural world. Each thematic unit
offers plenty of hands-on age appropriate activities to use in our
learning centers—dramatic play, blocks, art, music, manipulatives and
puzzles, math, science, and sensory play.
Chapel - One of the most important highlights of our week happens on Wednesday—Chapel Day. We enjoy a time of singing together, and an object lesson talk from our Pastor and members of the church staff. Our weekly Bible story, told in the classroom. become the focus for each chapel talk. The children learn that God made them, He loves and cares for them, and that God’s Son, Jesus, is our friend and we can talk to him any time.
Chapel - One of the most important highlights of our week happens on Wednesday—Chapel Day. We enjoy a time of singing together, and an object lesson talk from our Pastor and members of the church staff. Our weekly Bible story, told in the classroom. become the focus for each chapel talk. The children learn that God made them, He loves and cares for them, and that God’s Son, Jesus, is our friend and we can talk to him any time.
Holy Week/Easter Activities - During the week before Easter we enjoy more center-wide activities. The children learn about the meaning of Easter by making a set of 6 “Resurrection Eggs” that each contain a symbol of the story of Jesus and the events that occurred during the days that let up to Easter Day. We do lots of activities with eggs, bunnies and chicks also. We have several hands on cooking activities throughout the week in which the the children make soft pretzels, resurrection rolls and other Easter snack
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