Kinder-Prep “Funtastic Fives” (RPNS)
PM Program
Mondays and Wednesdays 11:30am-1:35pm
or
Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:30am-1:35pm
*Class takes place at RPNS*
Our Kinder-Prep “Funtastic Fives” programming is designed to help make your child’s transition from preschool to Kindergarten a stress-free success! Uniquely designed for children ages 4-5 years old, our multi-faceted literacy curriculum is intended to keep your Little Learner motivated, challenged, and prepared.
Over the course of 30 weeks, the sessions will focus on upper and lowercase letter identification, letter formation and fine motor mechanics, phonemic awareness, beginner sight word recognition, and guided reading. Interactive literacy games and songs will be included in the instruction.
Additionally, the children will participate in a “Writer’s Workshop” that will focus directly on the comprehension of important literary concepts such as creating an original story sequence, and the development of characters, plot and setting. This interactive class component is the perfect complement to our literacy instruction, and will result in the publishing of a unique and individualized storybook, authored and illustrated by each child.
A 30-minute lunch extension is included, so please plan to send your child with a nut-free lunch each day.
Ann-Marie Condon and Jenna Sottile
PM Program
Mondays and Wednesdays 11:30am-1:35pm
or
Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:30am-1:35pm
*Class takes place at RPNS*
Our Kinder-Prep “Funtastic Fives” programming is designed to help make your child’s transition from preschool to Kindergarten a stress-free success! Uniquely designed for children ages 4-5 years old, our multi-faceted literacy curriculum is intended to keep your Little Learner motivated, challenged, and prepared.
Over the course of 30 weeks, the sessions will focus on upper and lowercase letter identification, letter formation and fine motor mechanics, phonemic awareness, beginner sight word recognition, and guided reading. Interactive literacy games and songs will be included in the instruction.
Additionally, the children will participate in a “Writer’s Workshop” that will focus directly on the comprehension of important literary concepts such as creating an original story sequence, and the development of characters, plot and setting. This interactive class component is the perfect complement to our literacy instruction, and will result in the publishing of a unique and individualized storybook, authored and illustrated by each child.
A 30-minute lunch extension is included, so please plan to send your child with a nut-free lunch each day.
Ann-Marie Condon and Jenna Sottile