Preschool - Threes
Where Learning, Play, and Gymnastics Come Together at Lobo Active Learning Centers
Empower your preschooler for the future! At Lobo Active Learning Centers & Gymnastics, we provide an engaging and developmentally appropriate preschool curriculum. Our experienced teachers blend center & play-based learning with active gymnastics components to foster a well-rounded foundation for kindergarten success and beyond.
Building the Foundations for Success
- Literacy: Pre-reading, letter recognition, and a love for books.
- Math: Early number concepts, counting, shapes, and pattern recognition.
- Science: Hands-on explorations and fostering a sense of wonder.
- Social-Emotional Development: Friendship skills, cooperation, conflict resolution, and expressing emotions.
- Physical Development: Gymnastics, gross motor activities, and healthy habits.
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Find the Perfect Childcare for Your Infant
Schedule a tour, meet our team, and see why Lobo Active Learning Center & Gymnastics is the right place for your child to learn and grow!
The Lobo Advantage:
We invite you to schedule a tour of Lobo Active Learning Center & Gymnastics to personally experience our exceptional facilities and see how they support your child’s growth and development.
- Movement Enriched Learning: We integrate gymnastics concepts into learning for enhanced focus, coordination, and physical fitness.
- Passionate Educators: Dedicated teachers who guide, encourage, and inspire.
- Positive Learning Environment: Safe, nurturing space where children feel valued.
- Preparing for the Future: Our program builds confidence and core skills essential for a smooth transition to kindergarten.
Lobo Active Learning Center & Gymnastics: Where Learning and Skill Development Flourish
At Lobo Active Learning Center & Gymnastics, we believe that a child’s environment plays a crucial role in their development. That’s why we’ve created facilities that are safe, stimulating, and specifically designed to meet the needs of children from infancy through the school-age years.
- State-of-the-Art Equipment: Our gymnastics areas boast a variety of age-appropriate equipment including balance beams, trampolines, uneven bars, springboards, and soft mats for safe exploration.
- Designed for Skill Development: Our gymnastics space is designed to allow for progressive skill-building, starting with basic movement patterns and gradually increasing in complexity.
- Safety First: All gymnastics activities are supervised by trained instructors who prioritize safety while encouraging children to challenge themselves.
Preschool Curriculum Snapshot
Preschool - 3s
Our Preschool program will prepare your child for life skills by introducing your children to learning centers that encompass a wide range of activities.
Science is an important component in our Preschool curriculum. Children thrive in a hands-on environment where they are able to use their senses to learn about their world. The following activities will be offered in our programs.
- Engaging in science activities and making predictions
- Conducting simple experiments
- Problem solving with other children and adults
- Observe life cycles
Introduction to geography
Preschool children have a genuine desire to participate in creative arts and dramatic play. At this stage, children are able to focus on the process of art, which allows them to enhance their fine motor skills. Creative arts and dramatic play are important components in socialization and self-expression. Some of the activities are as follows:
- Creating long-term projects with teachers and peers
- Drawing, cutting and other fine motor activities
- Singing, dancing, mimicking and other expressive activities
- Participation in dramatic play, role playing and creative arts with other children
Your child will also have wonderful opportunities to develop physically. We have a large variety of indoor and outdoor equipment that enhance physical development throughout the day. You will see children participating in the following activities:
Gymnastics which is arguably the best active program for young children. It helps to instill confidence, promote independence, and encourage problem-solving; as well as to promote balance, coordination, timing, agility, and spatial orientation. Gymnastics is a great foundation for all future sports and activities. Also we offer:
- Group activities such as obstacle courses, music and movement and various other exercise activities
- Small motor activities such as play-doh, digging and constructing
- Planting and gardening
- Hand/Eye coordination activities such as throwing balls in a hoop, catching a ball, and kicking a ball.
- Large motor activities such as riding a bike, dancing, obstacle courses
Our Preschool environments are filled with opportunities to think logically, to solve problems, and to perceive relationships. The curriculum includes a variety of teacher-directed as well as child-initiated activities that promote pre-mathematic skills. Children will spend time utilizing materials in the environment to understand counting, patterns, basic geometry and probability. The teachers will ask probing questions such as, “How do we make blocks balance on top of each other?” Or, “Which is heavier—a cork or a magnet?” These types of questions allow children to reason on their own. The type of math concepts your child will participate in are as follows:
- Problem solving
- Logical thinking
- Number recognition and counting.
- Comparisons and sorting
- Basic measurements
- Estimating
- Block-building
Your child will be provided with a print-rich environment and exposed to a variety of language experiences. Circle times are filled with posing questions and opportunities for children to freely express themselves. Children are asked to attach descriptions to their work and talk about their activities. Teachers ask children their opinions and use their ideas in curriculum planning. The language and reading concepts your child will participate in are as follows:
Participating in real life experiences that include reading and writing
- Logical thinking
- Developing oral communication
- Recognizing symbols through games
- Describing art work and activities
- Show and tell
- Leading circle time activities
- Reading with adults