Play is how preschoolers learn best. Time is built into each school day for exploratory and free play, so that the children are practicing decision-making and social skills.

Each teacher assigns classroom helper jobs to the students. In this way the children gain a sense of importance in doing their part to run the day. Jobs teach responsibility, specific skills, and the value of teamwork.

Circle time includes reading books and the daily lesson. Children are introduced to a new theme each month to develop new concepts and skills while expanding vocabulary.

Our teachers use games, activities, crafts and the highly acclaimed “Handwriting Without Tears” curriculum to help children with reading, writing and math readiness skills.

Social skills and table manners are learned during snack time. Healthy eating and drinking water is also encouraged. Kingdom Kids is a nut-free environment.

Active play is designed to develop gross-motor skills. The Big Room is a great place for riding bikes, building with large blocks, climbing, jumping and playing games. Weather permitting, classes enjoy our roof space equipped with a playhouse and climbing structure. Chalk drawing, bubbles, and trying to find our houses from the roof are all fun from this unique space!