Kindergarten

Kindergartners are encouraged to work individually and form strong understanding with the core principles of mathematics like learning numbers, addition, subtraction, and multiples.

During class time, kindergartners participate in more group work around science activities for more tactile learning, problem solving, and cooperation.

Kindergartners experiment with different scientific concepts to help them understand how things in the world works.

Critical thinking plays a big role in explaining concepts to kids. Getting them to ask questions or expand their knowledge is important to their development.

Kindergarteners begin structured learning about popular stories and key memory verses in the Bible.

Students develop spiritually by talking to Jesus through prayer. Kindergartners are introduced to faith and how it applies to their lives.

Games go a long way in helping kindergartners learn a lot about their vocabulary words like playing bingo or reading books in the library.

Our middle school students join our kindergartners as reading buddies and read stories alongside them.

Kindergartners delve into history by learning major historical figures. Students learn about other cultures by learning about other holidays and countries in the world.

As your child's art develops, kindergartners regularly have art class and get tangible ways to make art themselves and as a group.

• Gustav Klimt and his techniques in painting and collages.

• Painting with paper outlines students cut themselves.

• Crayon and pastel shading and drawing

• watercolor painting

• Stained glass style collage crosses during Easter time.

Throughout the year, kindergartners learn the basics of the sounds of music and playing instruments like glockenspiels, triangles, or drums.

Kindergartners perform twice a year at our Christmas concert and Artsfest program as well as select chapels during the year.