The Preliteracy room provides space for children to learn letters, numbers and use their imaginations. Activities are geared to help prepare minds and bodies for phonics, sequencing and writing. A small stage makes this room our home for story hours, music and everyday performances by little ones.

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• Imaginations can run wild through storytelling with puppets and dress up clothes.

• Kids learn new sounds, vocabulary words and numbers while playing with puzzles and books.

• Fine motor tasks like hooks, locks and lacing prepare little hands for writing.

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Educational Opportunities:

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• Early Literacy Skills​

• Colors & Patterns

• Sensory Exploration

• Language Development

• Problem Solving

• Creative Process Exploration

• Fine/Gross Motor Skills

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For more information on how the educational opportunities benefit your child, please see the referenced links below:

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• The Meaning of Preliteracy

• The Importance of Developing Early Literacy Skills

• What is Dramatic Play?

• Language Development in Children

• 1000 Books By Kindergarten

• Speech & Language Milestones

• Talking is Teaching - Tips for Familes

• Talking is Teaching - Tips for Being Bilingual

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