Curriculum
Our Curriculum
We believe children learn through spiritual, cognitive, physical, mental, social, emotional and developmental activities. Our Abeka, Bible ABC, and Hand Writing Curriculum provide a variety of ways of learning the Bible, phonics, letters, colors, shapes, math and science. Our Bible curriculum is the core curriculum and is interwoven throughout our daily activities. It teaches biblical concepts, prayer and character traits. Our interactive environments provide developmental opportunities for consistent spiritual growth in children. Our preschool is education based, while being thoughtful and keeping it structured in such a manner that the child is learning in a fun and age appropriate way.
Social
We give our kids the tools and help them develop the skills to communicate with others verbally and non-verbally. Since communication is a big factor in child growth, we help them prepare to engage with the world around them. This allows them to make new friends while strengthing their self-esteem and confidence for future lifelong relationships.
Physical
The physical well-being and health of your child are very important to us. We provide a safe and secure environment for them. We have a playground and park available which develops motor skills, stamina, mobility, and most importantly to exercise. This would benefit them to be more active at their current age and also as they grow. An active kid is a “happy” and “healthy” kid.
Educational
The most important factor of all, we believe education is a legacy and we put the utmost emphasis on it at Noahspark. We have programs set in place to help build and develop our kids’ judgment, memory, perception, attitude, reasoning, and critical thinking. Each age group has different cognitive activities in reading, writing, and math in order to better experience and understand the world around them.
Mental
Basics for a child’s good mental health: Unconditional love from family, Self-confidence and high self-esteem, The opportunity to play with other children, Encouraging teachers and supportive caretakers, Safe and secure surroundings, Appropriate guidance and discipline, Give children unconditional love. Love, security, and acceptance should be at the heart of family life.