Core Knowledge Sequence
The Preschool Core Knowledge Sequence is a set of model guidelines describing fundamental competencies and specific knowledge that, for children from three to five years of age, can provide a solid, coherent foundation for later learning in kindergarten and beyond.
Programs
From two-and-a-half-year-olds who are wide-eyed over their first educational experiences to five-and-six-year-olds who are not quite ready for kindergarten, you’ll find a place here.
Director’s Updates
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Week of the Young Child Special Events
Today the children were visited by Paul Amundson, Task Force Leader with the Wildland Team from the City of Westminster Fire Department. What an amazing job he did teaching the children the difference between toys and tools, what items were safe to play with, and which items were unsafe for children. They learned the importance of having an escape plan in the event of a fire. The children practiced staying low to the ground in a smoke-filled room, and never to hide from a firefighter. The children's eyes were glued to Firefighter Paul as he put his uniform on in front of the children!
We are so thankful for our first Responders who risk their lives to keep us safe!
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Firefighter Paul showing the preschoolers why they should not be afraid of a firefighter in his uniform.[/caption]
