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Our Kindergarten program provides a solid foundation for your child’s future education. We offer a full-day curriculum including studies of Religion, Phonemic Awareness/Phonics, Reading, Writing, Math, Science, Social Studies, Music, Computer and Art. The teacher : student ratio allows each child to benefit from small group and individual instruction and assessment. The classroom environment is nurturing, spacious, interesting, and designed to address a variety of learning styles. Each child is encouraged to reach their full potential regardless of their current level of development.
We employ music and motion in all forms of learning. Here's a glimpse at our curriculum:
PHONEMIC AWARENESS/PHONICS WRITING
Jolly Phonics-letter/sound relationships Letter formation (D’Nealian
(Utilizes visual, verbal & kinesthetic Manuscript)
cues and songs) Journals
Rhyming words Sentence FormationBeginning, ending and medial soundsBeginning, ending and medial soundsBeginning, ending and medial sounds
Beginning, ending and medial sounds Beginning Punctuation
Decoding and Blending word sounds
READING MATH
Comprehension Manipulatives for hands-on
Fiction and Non-Fiction learning
Characters, Plot, & Setting Number recognition/Value
Sight Words Money, Time, Patterns, and
much more
FAITH
Bible stories in chronological order
Faith-sharing opportunities
Application to everyday life
Memory Work
Chapel/Prayer Time
Science, Social Studies, Music, Computers, and more!
We strongly believe that the education of a child is most effective when the teacher and parents engage in open communication and work together. Parents are invited to help in the classroom, accompany the class on field trips, or join their child for lunch. Weekly newsletters are used to inform parents of the concepts and skills that will be covered and other information pertinent to the classroom activities. Monthly calendars provide an overview of special events.
Stop in for a visit to our classroom(s) anytime!
Kindergartners at Calvary had a great time on their last fieldtrip to the
Children's Museum!
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