Menifee Campus Curriculum and Programs

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Preschool Program

2.5 - 3.5 years old.

  • Early Foundations in Language and Literacy Development

  • Foundational Language Development

  • English Language Development

  • Early Foundations in Mathematics

  • Early Foundations in Science

Toddler Program

18 months - 2 years old.

  • Social Emotional Development

  • Language Development

  • Cognitive Development

  • Perceptual and Motor Development

PRE K Program

3.5 - 4 years old.

  • Later Foundations in Language and Literacy Development

  • Foundational Language Development

  • English Language Development

  • Later Foundations in Mathematics

  • Later Foundations in Science

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STEAM Friday’s

Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) is incorporated into our program’s curriculum every Friday! Students engage in fun outdoor and indoor STEAM activities and projects.

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The Benefits of STEAM!

STEAM based curriculum and lessons provide social development and critical thinking opportunities in our classrooms! Giving our students a gateway to solution based thinking and exploration!

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