Twice a week, the children will learn in a small group environment being taught by experienced instructors who are passionate about teaching and training children to be independent thinkers. After class each day, your child will be sent home with activities and home work to be completed on the days outside of class days.  In the beginning of the semester, our instructors will be paying close attention to the way each child learns and the type of learning style best suited for that individual child in order to recommend specific activities to enhance our program at home. Some examples of

take-home work may include both academic and enrichment activities: phonics, math, reading readiness, sequencing, visual/auditory processing, visualizing/verbalizing, gardening, cooking, woodworking, art and science experiments, and much more. These activities will be planned out in detail for the parents, and the materials needed for each assignment will be part of the required supply list provided at the beginning of each semester, so they will be readily available when the time comes. Parents will be provided with updates and progress reports on a regular basis. In addition, we plan to incorporate an entrepreneurship project in which children will create/build/design an item or items and then have the opportunity to sell their creations to others. Our desire is to develop the "whole self" of every child, so we also plan to have our children participate in a community service project aimed at their age level and understanding, such as a Christmas toy drive for families in need.