A Close Preschool Community

A Close Preschool Community
Opportunities to Explore,
Create, and Communicate


Excellence in Education
Inspiring Teachers And
Vibrant Learning Centers


A Diverse Curriculum
Rich In Content
The curriculum at AsheBridge Children’s Academy is diverse and rich in content. We include science, literature, math, literacy, music, art, dance, and so much more into our activities. This variety helps foster:
- Social interactions
- Independent play
- Exploration
- Creativity
At “Work” While At Play
With Hands-On Learning


Child-Directed Play And
Teacher-Led Learning
Classroom schedules are set up to allow children to engage in child-directed activities and playing, as well as participate in teacher-lead group activities. This combination very naturally builds social skills such as:
- Sharing
- Listening
- Sharing thoughts with friends
- Cooperation
- Sense of a classroom community
The Basis For Academia

Our introduction to Math includes:
- Counting
- Number recognition
- Patterns
- Classification skills
Our Pre-Reading program includes:
- Letter recognition
- Sound recognition and phonetics
- Journaling activities
Our introduction to Science includes:
- Exploration
- Observation
- Nature collecting
- Hands-on experiments
- Cooking, etc

Art As A Means Of Self-Expression, Self-Esteem, And Respect For Others
Advancing Your Child’s
Innate Abilities


Your Child’s Daily Experience
Your child’s preschool classroom itself is also an invaluable teaching tool. The space has been carefully designed to delight, intrigue, and inspire young learners.
Capturing Your Child’s Interest


Starting With Circle
Time Every Day
Hands-On Art That Is
Liberating And Rewarding
- Learning about various relationships
- Sharpening their powers of observation
- Sharing thoughts with friends
- Beginning the process of logical thinking
- Developing motor skills


Music As An Exercise
In Embodiment
Blocks To Stack, Count,
Weigh, And More


Dress-Up And Dramatic
Play For Your Child’s
Vivid Imagination
Math manipulatives Help Little Learners Grasp Bigger Concepts
Through manipulating small materials, children begin to understand basic concepts such as big/little, large/small, same and different. Counting, number recognition, patterns, and classification serve as an introduction to mathematics now. Activities are hands-on and pave the way for complex concepts.


A Sense of True Discovery
Through Science
Early Literacy Development Is The Basis For All Future Education
Reading is the basis for a lifetime of learning and early literacy has been linked to a higher success rate in school. Pre-reading activities such as letter and sound recognition, identifying letters, and journaling activities give your child a flying start.

how old is your child?

Infant
6 weeks - 1 year

Toddler
1 - 2 years

Early Age Preschool
2 - 3 years

Preschool
3-4 years
