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Every day in Kindergarten we share
the great truths of God's Word and learning our salvation through
His Son, Jesus Christ. God's love is shared with each child through
participation in class Bible study and Chapel. We learn many wonderful
Bible stories along with the 10 Commandments, Lord's Prayer, Apostle's
Creed, Baptism, and the Lord's Supper.
We also grow and learn through Language Arts. This is an essential
part of the Kindergarten day where we learn many pre-reading skills
that will build on your child's foundation to help with reading
later in the year. In addition to reading we focus on concepts in
rhyming, counting, listening skills, phonics, handwriting, and journaling.
Math is another subject that is important. The curriculum that is
used is hands-on. This gives the student confidence in what is learned.
Some of the many concepts students learn about are counting, writing
numbers, shapes, graphing, money, tangrams, creating designs, telling
time, and patterns.
We also learn about our world through early Geography skills. We
begin by learning about what a map is and how it can help you. We
go all the way through to learning about all of the seven continents
and what is unique about each one.
Science is a fun part of the Kindergarten day. We learn to experiment
with many great things about our world. Some of the great subjects
we learn about are balancing, magnets, nutrition, leaves, our bodies
(muscles, heart, etc.), weather, and seasons.
A fun part of the day is center time. This is a free time where
the Kindergartener can express himself/herself through art, games,
puzzles, building blocks, manipulatives, reading, and drama. The
other half of this is that the Kindergartener is able to be expressive
socially, emotionally, and physically.
The specials programs that are offered in Kindergarten are Music,
P.E., Art, Library, and Spanish.
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