
Sonbeam Preschool
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3 Year Old Class
We do require your child to be potty trained, or at least in a pull up, well on their way to being trained and you feel they can make it through a 3 hour day.
The 3 year old program teaches:
Reading Readiness Skills:
Recognizing first letter in their name,
listening and retelling stories told,
learning to communicate in full sentences,
and answering appropriate questions.
Math Concepts:
Recognizing the 6 basic shapes,
counting, and recognizing the numbers 0-10.
Cognitive Skills:
Recognizing the 8 basic colors,
and recognizing/naming basic body parts.
Motor Development Skills:
Holding and controlling a crayon/pencil properly,
stringing beads,
building a standing structure,
balancing and hopping on one foot,
and balancing on a balance beam.
Social Skills:
Interacting well with others,
participating in group activities,
keeping hands to oneself,
and sharing with others.
Work Habits:
Staying in his/her seat,
cleaning up when told,
following simple directions,
and working well independently.


4 Year Old Classes
The 4 year old reinforces all the 3 year old concepts and adds many kindergarten readiness skills. Listed here are some additional teachings we include in our program.
Reading Readiness Skills:
Recite the alphabet,
recognize upper and lowercase letters,
recognize and spell first/last name.
Math Concepts:
Recognizing numbers 0-20,
matching numbers to number sets,
sequencing pictures,
and the ability to complete patterns.
Cognitive Skills:
Drawing a human figure w/major body parts,
know opposites,
know spacial concepts,
and the ability to recognize rhyming words.
Motor Developing Skills:
Use scissors properly,
catch and throw a ball,
and walk up/down stairs alternating feet.
Social Concepts:
Respecting rules and taking care of personal belongings.
Work Habits:
Does routine task by oneself.
Some Other Skills:
Know address and phone number,
read some sight words with ease,
recognize other names in room besides their own,
can pack owns bookbag,
and ca put on coat independently.




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Every child should have a caring adult in their lives. And that's not always a biological parent or family member. It may be a friend or neighbor.
Often times it is a TEACHER.
~ Joe Manchin