Kindergarten

Kindergarten Learning at

Fervent Care

There’s always a lot of uncertainty about the next school year. Is your child starting Kindergarten? Was their Pre-K experience cut short, or are they just not feeling ready?

We can help. Our Kindergarten program offers five days of in-school learning. Small class size means a big opportunity to prepare for first grade and develop these essential skills.

  • Independent reading

  • Writing to communicate ideas

  • Number knowledge, operations, measuring, and more

  • Following complex directions

  • Kindergarten Classroom

    Varies focused learning areas are designed to further skill development ad to ensure children are prepared to enter a grade school classroom environment

  • Writing & Language Center

    Written communication is developed, as children develop letter and word recognition and formation, breaking down words into sounds, and collecting sounds to make words

  • Fine Arts Center

    With different art techniques, color concepts, and cooperation, children are able to be creative

  • Block Center

    Construction and creating using variety of different materials helps children to learn about how things work and fit together

In the Kindergarten classroom, your child spends their time gaining the necessary academic and social-emotional skills for grade school success. We provide a comprehensive curriculum, enabling students to gain skills and knowledge in these important

Comprehensive Curriculum & Knowledge Areas

 

Language & Literacy

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These experiences include naming all the letter (upper-and lowercase) of the alphabet, correctly placing sounds in order, reading and writing short words, as well as additional experiences in early writing, reading, vocabulary, and communication.

 

Math

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Through larger and small group instruction, daily routines, and independent workstations, children learn important math concepts, such as numbers, sorting, ordering, and patterns. These concepts will be explored in a more in-depth way when they get to kindergarten.

 

Nature & Science

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This subject features hands-on learning experiences for children to explore, discover, and investigate themes including animals; health and feelings; weather/seasons; and growing.

 

Social Studies

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Lessons in social studies focus on people, relationships, and communities. It starts with learning about yourself, then your family, your community, and the whole wide world.

 

Creative Arts

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Children find ways to express their unique personalities, ideas, and feelings, through these of music and movement, drama, and visual arts.

 

Physical Development and Health

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Fine and gross motor skill development is the main focus of physical development, as children explore their environment, and learn important lessons in health and nutrition.

 

Critical Learning Skills

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To succeed in school (and also life) there are six critical learning skills for children to develop: self-regulation; the ability to follow routines; to sustain attention; to take different perspectives; to follow complex directions; and to communicate effectively.

See It For Yourself

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