Coronado Prep’s PreSchool Education program
Through Coronado Prep’s Preschool Education program, each child will be provided the opportunity to:
- Develop a healthy, positive self-image
- Develop self-expression through creative media, dramatics, music and movement, storytelling, block building, and other form of play
- Develop communicative skills
- Develop self-control, self-direction, and independence
- Develop social skills through group interaction
- Develop intellectually through a balance of teacher directed and free choice activities
- Develop and strengthen auditory skills, visual acuity, and rhythm awareness
- Increase attention span and follow simple directions
- Practice thoughtful and courteous behavior
- Develop fine and gross motor skills
- Develop and awareness of physical fitness and good health habits
- Develop moral and aesthetic values
- Develop respect for individual and cultural differences
- Experience a high degree of success through developmental activities
- Assume responsibilities in given tasks
Curriculum at Coronado Prep Preschool
We believe in developmentally appropriate curriculum for children 0 – 6 years of age, presented in an environment which fosters the individual child’s emotional social, physical, and cognitive skills. Our talented, professional team of early childhood educators create an environment that supports and develops a love of learning, respect, cooperation, leadership, an ability to make choices, pride in individual accomplishments and problem solving skills.
Early Education Benefits
Effective preschool programs capitalize on a time when children’s brains are rapidly developing; laying a foundation of social skills, knowledge and self-confidence that paves the way for success in kindergarten and beyond. Children who go to effective preschool are:
- More likely to become good readers in elementary school
- Less likely to be placed in special education or held back a grade
- More likely to graduate from high school and attend college
- Less likely to need public assistance as adults
- Less likely to be arrested or incarcerated
Source: Reynolds, et al, and Schweinhart, et al
