Pre-K

Overview

Our centers offer a private Pre-K class that features a well-rounded approach to preparing your child both academically and socially. Our Pre-K class is taught by a certified teacher with years of experience, along with an assistant teacher.

High-Level Preparation & Our Private Pre-K Rooms

Spaces are limited, and placement is based on an application program with first preference to existing My Small Wonders students by seniority. Applications are sent out in early spring to all eligible current students.

Curriculum

While attending public Pre-K is a great option for many of our students, the exceptional preparation for kindergarten offered in this class is certain to exceed your expectations and draw the best out of your child before they enter the school system as a kindergarten student. This class is great for families who desire to engage their children in a high expectations setting, giving them the tools to be properly prepared for elementary school. Our Pre-K program’s proprietary curriculum is a combination of the best practices of curriculum programs we have used over the years, while also incorporating character qualities, music, and the arts.

Pre-K Readiness Summer Program

As you and your pre-k child are getting ready for the next step in their educational journey, let us help you get a head start! Jumpstart is our 10-week summer program ensures your child feels comfortable, confident, and prepared for kindergarten. Our curriculum focuses on essential academic and developmental skills, providing a well-rounded foundation for your child’s future success.

Example Activities

Developing hand-eye coordination and sparking creativity by coloring and creating collages.
Enhancing brain development through interactive songs.
Encouraging social skills through collaborative play and group learning.
Practicing problem-solving skills through fun activities such as memory games or building with blocks.
Growing critical thinking skills and math confidence through number recognition activities such as counting games.
Building early literacy skills through alphabet recognition, reading, and writing.
Supporting self-regulation through pretend play and group games.