Pre-Kinder Kollege
Empowering Children Through Learning & Care
Pre-K is a play-based transition year designed to prepare children for kindergarten in a fun and supportive environment. During this stage, children develop independence, strengthen social skills like sharing and teamwork, learn classroom routines, and build early reading and math foundations through engaging, hands-on activities.

Curriculum
The Eureka Math Squared Pre-K Overview is a play-based curriculum designed for 4-5 year old's that introduces early mathematical skills and gently bridges into Kindergarten standards.
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Key Curriculum Features
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Number Core: Focuses heavily on rote counting, one-to-one correspondence, cardinality, and writing numerals.
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Shapes & Attributes: Teaches children to sort objects by color/size and identify circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles.
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Lesson Structure: Lessons utilize four components:
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Fluency: Reviews previous skills.
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Launch: Builds context and introduces the day's goal.
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Learn: The main activity where new concepts are explored through play and discussion.
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Land: A wrap-up discussion to synthesize learning
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Amplify CKLA (Core Knowledge Language Arts) for Pre-K is an evidence-based, play-centered curriculum. It prepares children for later reading success by building foundational language, literacy, and background knowledge through 45-minute interactive daily lessons.
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The program is structured to give young learners a robust, literacy-rich environment without pushing them to read before they are developmentally ready.Â
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Program Features & Structure
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Developmental Approach: The curriculum bridges oral language and print awareness so that students are ready for the rigorous reading demands of Kindergarten.
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Play-Based Instruction: Combines multi-sensory activities, handwriting exercises, and read-alouds tailored specifically for preschoolers.
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Knowledge Strands: Focuses on thematic domains that teach children about science, history, and the arts, expanding their global awareness and vocabulary.Â