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Our Mission

First Wesleyan Preschool is devoted to nurturing the whole child through a Christian worldview, active play, and enrichment group and individual activities. Teachers focus on building the child’s independence while ensuring their spiritual, physical, emotional, and intellectual needs are met. Engaging in a variety of curricula, a preschool student builds a strong foundation and is well-prepared to transition to Kindergarten.
 

OUR PROGRAMS

A developmentally appropriate curriculum allows students to feel successful while being challenged. The Brite Bible Curriculum from AWANA is used by all ages in preschool, bringing Bible stories to life through hands-on activities, songs, videos, and art projects. The two- and three-year-old classrooms use The Primary Brain phonics and math curriculum, which allows the student to actively engage in activities to learn basic letter formation, sounds, and numbers. Our Pre-K (4’s) classrooms use the Abeka curriculum to teach phonics through letter recognition, sound, and blends, as well as math concepts of sorting, matching, and adding. Our preschool encourages imagination, problem-solving, and creativity to help develop the whole child.


 

2-3 Year Old Program

Through Bible stories, memorization, art projects, song, and movement, the two- and three-year-olds learn the love of Jesus and how to implement that with friends. Imagination is increased with center and outdoor/indoor play. Students will color, trace, thread, clip, sort, match, and begin to increase finger and hand strength through guided whole group and individual activities. The two- and three-year-old students will grow in wisdom and stature during their time with us. 

4-year-old Program

Students will begin to prepare for Kindergarten by learning Phonics, Reading, Math, and Handwriting skills through the Abeka curriculum. Bible stories and scripture memorization are an integral part of the four-year-old classroom. Through active learning, centers, indoor/outdoor play, and art projects, the four-year-olds will gain knowledge and readiness for Kindergarten while learning social and emotional regulation skills. 
 

Transitional Kindergarten

Transitional Kindergarten (K4) mimics our Kindergarten (K5) classroom in structure and style. This class is for students who are academically, emotionally, and socially ready for Kindergarten but do not meet the September 1st age deadline. Abeka curriculum is used to increase knowledge in Bible, Phonics, Reading, Math, and Handwriting.