Children practice listening, build vocabulary, recognize some letters/sounds, and begin expressing ideas with words and early writing attempts (drawing or scribbling). They engage in conversations, listen to stories, and begin to understand that print carries meaning.

Young learners explore counting, number concepts, shapes, patterns, comparisons (more/less), and measurement using hands-on activities. They learn to talk about quantity and use math language through play.

Experiences focus on observation, exploration of natural phenomena (plants, weather, simple experiments), and asking questions about the world.

Children learn about self, family, community helpers, rules, sharing, and routines — understanding their place in social environments.

Introducing young children to God’s love through age-appropriate Bible stories, prayer, and everyday experiences, helping them begin to understand that God created them, loves them, and calls them to show kindness, care, and respect for others.