The earliest years are when children naturally wonder about everything around them. Who made the colorful leaves? Why do friends need hugs when they're sad? How do we show kindness like Jesus? Rather than rushing past these questions, we take the time to create an environment where both curiosity and character can thrive.
In our preschool classrooms, two- and three-year-olds discover that education is an adventure, faith is the foundation, and they are deeply loved—not only by their teachers, but by the God who created them with unique gifts and limitless potential. Your little one will experience the joy of discovery while grasping the Crusader Characteristics that will guide them throughout their educational journey: being respectful, responsible, kind, honest, and hardworking.
Through colorful storybooks, engaging songs, and hands-on activities, your preschooler experiences foundational biblical truths woven throughout the day. We don't just tell the story of Noah's ark. We act it out, count the animals, and talk about how God keeps His promises. Bible time isn't a separate subject. It's the foundation that strengthens everything else.
Through interactive games, storytelling, and purposeful play, children develop pre-reading skills and number concepts that prepare them for kindergarten success. From recognizing their name to counting to ten, we celebrate each milestone because these early achievements build confidence for the educational journey ahead.
Imagine your preschooler racing to school each morning, excited for the day's adventure. Maybe they'll explore creation through a nature walk, seeing how leaves change with the seasons. Perhaps they'll collaborate in the block center, sharing materials and celebrating each other's ideas.
During weekly chapel designed for little ones, your child's voice joins a joyful chorus of friends from different countries and cultures, singing about Jesus' love. In moments like these, academic progress and spiritual growth happen naturally together.
Every day offers evidence of flourishing: excitement when they recognize a letter, gentleness with an upset friend, confidence gained through our Extended Care program where education continues through structured activities and free play.
This isn't just preparation for kindergarten. It's the beginning of a foundation that will support your child's growth for years to come.
