What makes our preschool lesson plans so different and so great?

All our lesson plans meet and exceed federal rules and guidelines regarding preschool programs. Students are taught important skills that are the necessary building blocks for learning to read, advanced mathematics, etc. These simple activities may seem like they are just for fun, but there is a important and scientific reason for each one.

All of our preschool lesson plans include activities in the following areas:

• Music & Movement
• Language & Literacy
• Math & Cognitive
• Fine Motor Skills
• Creative Arts
• Sensory
• Dramatic Play & Social Development
• Science
• Gross Motor
• Field Trip Ideas

Each “subject” for the preschool lesson plans is designed to cover at least one to two weeks, depending on the length and frequency of your classes.

All our preschool lesson plans are written and used by actual preschool teachers. With over 16 years in the classroom, our teachers know what works and what doesn't. These lesson plans have been tried and tested for not only educational value but for fun as well. Children love to do these activities and don't always realize they are learning at the same time! Not only do our teachers make fun activities, they are well educated and hold bachelor degrees in Elementary Education and Early Childhood from well known, accredited universities.

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What types of areas are covered?

Group Activities / Circle Time
• Music & Movement is used to help develop large muscles in arms and legs. These need to be developed before children can be successful in small muscles activities such as writing or cutting with scissors. This area also helps children learn to enjoy music and the basics such as beat, loud/soft and fast/slow.
• Language & Literacy is how we help children learn vocabulary, story order, thinking skills, recall, concepts of the theme, and expressive language. These are not only important in a school and learning setting, but for future life experiences.


Small Group Activities / Table Times
• Math & Cognitive is used to teach numbers, shapes, patterns, sorting, thinking and reasoning skills.
• Fine Motor Skills develop small muscles so that children are able to draw, write, manipulate small things, tear paper, and cut with scissors.
• Language & Literacy is used to develop skills such as expressive writing, visual memory, matching letters, letter sounds, categorizing items, directional words, and opposites.
• Other creative activities are included to develop their own uniqueness as an individual.

Free Time
• Creative arts are used to draw, build, and develop their imagination.
• Sensory activities are used to learn through exploration and using the five senses.
• Dramatic Play & Social Development let children take on different roles, solve problems, find solutions, and develop social interactions.
• Science helps children explore by experimenting, identifying problems, guessing what will happen, checking to see what did happen, questioning how things happened, and developing a plan of what to do next.
• Gross Motor helps children practice using large and small muscles in fun activities.
• Field Trip Ideas to help children use real places to learn about the world.

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