Tuition and Fees • What Your Child Will Learn • Printable Information Sheet Course OverviewYour childs’ education starts here! Our exciting Pre-Kindergarten curriculum is designed to balance work and play to awaken a student’s love of learning. We provide hands-on activities and manipulatives that help focus your child’s readiness skills and prepare them for an academic Kindergarten.
Pave the way for reading with Calvert’s vocabulary-building activities and exercises designed to stimulate visual and auditory discrimination. Your child will also learn to associate ideas, build logical sequences, and strengthen comprehension and memory skills.
In math, our activities will prepare students to enter Kindergarten with an appreciation for simple measurements and patterns. Students also will be able to recognize and write the numbers 1 through 10.
Overall, you and your child will enjoy a year of guided, fun developmental activities as you work together and begin the educational experience.
If you need more information about all that is included in Pre-Kindergarten, you can see a full list of what your child will learn, download a sample lesson, or view a course outline. You can also download a placement test.
Pre-Kindergarten Instructional Support
Pre-Kindergarten Tuition
Payment plan includes enrollment fee and finance charge
Introduction | What Your Child Will Learn
What Your Child Will Learn...
Reading Readiness Building vocabulary; associating ideas and logical sequence; visual and auditory discrimination of letters; rhyming words; storytelling; comprehension skills; memory; similarities and differences; motor control
Number Readiness Recognizing and writing numerals; basic math vocabulary; shapes; number ideas 1-10; matching and sets; following patterns; simple measurements; money
Music Singing children’s nursery songs; finger plays
Games & Play Performing dramatizations; finger painting; riddles
Stories & Poems Hearing selected children’s stories and poems; finger plays
Discussion Talking about seasons, national heroes, farm animals, the circus, senses, growth and change, community helpers, and the United States
Activities Modeling with clay; gluing; making musical instruments; splatter painting; baking; braiding; folding (all interconnected with the concepts being taught in other subjects)
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