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PRESCHOOL

From 2.9 years

By three, children can remain interested in something for weeks at a time. That's when a caterpillar can turn into a butterfly on the classroom shelf and a seed can become a plant on the windowsill, and it's when letters, numbers, and early phonics start to stick.

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What We Teach

Reading and writing, letters, sounds, name writing, early phonics

Math, counting, patterns, sorting, comparing, simple addition

Science, questions, experiments, nature, how things work

Social studies, community, families, holidays, the wider world

Language and communication, vocabulary, storytelling, listening, expressing needs

Projects That Run for Weeks

Alongside daily lessons, classes take on longer projects, such as raising butterflies from caterpillars, growing plants from seeds, and baking for holidays.

Newton Immersion

Children explore Newton through outdoor walks, trips to the nearby parks and visits from local police and fire departments.

Beyond Academics

Daily time in the gym

Weekly music and art with dedicated teachers, included

Daily outdoor playground time, weather permitting

Optional Soccer Shots, Art in Motion, and Tech Pals, available at this age for an additional fee

Come See the Preschool Room

Tours run during the school day, so you'll see the classroom in use.

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