The Reid Preschool is divided into two
parts: an Early Preschool or Parent-and-Infant Program for
parents and children of six-months to thirty-six months of age, and a
Preschool Program for three- to five-years old.
1. The Early Preschool Program or Enriching
a Child's Literacy Environment (ECLE) consists of eight major
divisions: (1) large-muscle coordination activities, (2)
small-muscle coordination activities, (3) sensory stimulation to
increase the oral language of children, (4) phonemic awareness and
reading readiness, (5) listening to poetry and good children's
literature, (6) number awareness, (7) concept development, and (8)
music and rhythm. Parents learn to work with their children at
home as they are taught at school.
Click here to view the flyer for the Early Preschool Program parent and infant class schedule.
For more information on ECLE visit the ECLE home page.
2. The Preschool program for the three- to
five-year olds continues with oral language development through sensory
stimulation activities, music and rhythm, listening to poetry and good
children's literature, and learning about its genre; adds art programs;
uses two unique and proven beginning reading (Start Reading) and
arithmetic programs that familiarize children with new ways of
thinking; and provides science and social studies activities that
encourage social development.
Parents are invited regularly to observe
musical and dramatic programs and the students' curricular activities.
Tuition and Fee Schedule with Registration Form.
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