Our Mission
It is the mission Asbury’s Little Angels Preschool’s to provide a safe, loving, affordable Christian faith based educational environment for children. We provide a fun learning experience for children to grow in their social, emotional, intellectual and spiritual needs. We provide children a hands on experience with art, dramatic play, manipulatives, math, reading, literacy, and science as well as structured group activities and gross motor play, using a Christian faith based curriculum that promotes Christian values.
Our Curriculum
We are committed to offering quality Christian early childhood education. We use the ABC Jesus Loves Me curriculum. This is a research based curriculum that focuses on the Bible, education, and development. We believe that a child's work is play. Our children are given the opportunity to learn about God and the world around them through fun hands-on experiences. You can learn more about the program at ABCJesuslovesme.com
What will my child learn?
Your child's teacher will create a rich, engaging learning environment, where, in addition to teacher planned enrichments and activities, they will be introduced to age appropriate skills.
In the 3 Year Curriculum your child will...
• know several Bible stories, Memory Verses, Nursery Rhymes, Finger plays, and Songs which they can recall when prompted
• know the names of all of the uppercase and lowercase letters
• know the phonetic sound of all of the letters
• be able to correctly trace all uppercase and lowercase letters with their finger
• know by name and be able to correctly trace the numbers 1-15 with their finger
• be able to identify various colors and shapes
• be able to demonstrate spatial concepts, sorting, and AB and ABA patterns
• be able to say the letters of their first name as well as write them using all capital letters
• be introduced to many books
• increase in fine and gross motor skills
In the 4 Year Curriculum your child will...
• know several Bible stories, Memory Verses, and Songs which they can recall when prompted
• know the name of each letter in the alphabet - lowercase and uppercase
• know the phonetic sound of all letters
• be able to correctly write the lower and uppercase letters of the alphabet
• know by name and be able to correctly write the numbers 1-25
• be able to identify various colors and shapes
• be able to demonstrate spatial concepts, sorting, sequencing, and patterns
• be able write both their first and last name using a capital letter for the first letter of their name
• be able say their full name, address, and phone number
• be able to politely answer the phone and call 911
• be introduced to many books
• increase in fine and gross motor skills along with visual perception skills
In the Kindergarten Readiness Curriculum child will...
• know several Bible stories, Memory Verses, and Songs which the child can recall when prompted
• be able to say the names of the books in the Old Testament
• know the name of each letter in the alphabet - lowercase and uppercase
• know the phonetic sound of all letters and words that begin with the letter
• be able to correctly write the lower and uppercase letters of the alphabet
• know by name and be able to correctly write and group the numbers 0-40
• be able to count backwards from 10-0 and count by 10's to 100
• be able to identify various colors and shapes
• be able to demonstrate spatial concepts, sorting, sequencing, and patterns
• be able to name the daily weather as well as appropriate clothing needed for the day's weather
• be able write both their first and last name using a capital letter for the first letter of their name
• be able say their full name, address, and phone number
• be introduced to coins, the clock, and addition
• be able to classify animals and plants along with modes of transportation
• age-appropriately be able to handle emergency situations
• identify community helpers and the roles they play in the child's life
• be introduced to his/her place in the world by looking at maps and by studying his/her state and country
• be able to say the Pledge of Allegiance
• begin to experiment with weight of various objects
• be able to classify items as living or non-living
• be able to name various holidays and explain the central theme of each
• be able to help with basic chores around the home
• be able to take care of basic hygiene and personal needs
• be able to politely answer the phone and call 911
• be able to name the five senses and give examples of each
• be able to name and explain the parts of a book as well as what is needed to put a book together
• be able to read 28 sight words
• be introduced to many books
• increase in fine and gross motor skills along with visual perception skills
Curriculum Overviews taken from ABCJesusLovesMe