Preschool Curriculum • Ages 3–4

Big Learning for Little Hands ✨

Play, explore, talk, create, read, and learn together with simple parent-led preschool lessons designed for real learning away from the screen.

Preschool Philosophy

Printables support learning. Printables do not dominate preschool.

PlayConversationRead-AloudsHands-On ExplorationFine Motor DevelopmentMovementMusicArtNatureImaginationSimple RoutinesEarly LiteracyEarly Number SenseParent-Child Interaction

A Gentle Daily Rhythm

Not an all-day academic schedule. Most activities are short and flexible.

Read Together
Early Literacy
Early Math
Fine Motor
Art / Music / Movement
Discovery / Nature
Optional Bible

Subjects Available

Choose a subject to see units and lessons.

Flexible levels: Your child doesn't need to use the same grade for every subject. You can mix and match levels across subjects. There is no artificial locking — access any lesson in any order.

Optional Christian Resources

Bible lessons and faith-based activities are available as an optional pathway. General academic resources remain complete on their own.

Flexible Weekly Options

Choose what works for your family: 2-day, 3-day, 4-day, or 5-day options.

2-Day3-Day4-Day5-Day

📝 Example 4-Day Rhythm — Example Only

Monday

  • • Language
  • • Alphabet
  • • Math
  • • Read-Aloud
  • • Fine Motor
  • • Optional Bible

Tuesday

  • • Language
  • • Colors/Shapes
  • • Math
  • • Discovery
  • • Art

Wednesday

  • • Alphabet
  • • Pre-Writing
  • • Math
  • • Read-Aloud
  • • Music/Movement
  • • Optional Bible

Thursday

  • • Language Review
  • • Thinking Skills
  • • Math Review
  • • Nature/Life Skill
  • • Art/Project

Basic Preschool Materials

Simple, inexpensive supplies for hands-on learning at home.

Basic

PencilsLarge crayonsWashable markersPaperChild-safe scissorsGluePlaydoughBlocksCountersPicture booksIndex cardsPaintBrushesConstruction paperStickers

Optional

LaminatorDry erase sleevesLetter magnetsNumber magnetsTongsDice

Progress Check System

Observe your child during play, conversation, reading, and hands-on activities — not just worksheets. No A–F grading. No IQ, attention, or cognitive scores.

1Not Introduced
2Learning
3Practicing
4Understands
5Ready for More

Preschool completion does not prove kindergarten readiness, standardized mastery, or developmental normality.

Scope & Sequence

SubjectStatus
Language & Early LiteracyComing Soon
AlphabetComing Soon
Early MathComing Soon
Pre-WritingComing Soon
Fine MotorComing Soon
ColorsComing Soon
ShapesComing Soon
Thinking SkillsComing Soon
Discovery & NatureComing Soon