Our Threes

This is the time that your child needs physical activity, appropriate challenges, easily followed structure, friend and teacher interaction, and exposure to outside experiences. 

You will find a well rounded variety of activities where your child can learn their alphabet, recognize colors and shapes, count, learn sequencing and sorting patterns, and practice writing their names and small words.  They will learn language skills and how to socialize with their peers in group situations.  They will develop their fine motor skills through creative play such as: shaving cream play, play-dough fun, sand and water tables, and construction blocks.  Their gross motor skills will be developed through exercising, obstacle courses, dancing and playing games such as follow the leader.  They will learn to express themselves with music, finger plays, and dance.