Welcome to Pre-K & Kindergarten
Pre-K & Kindergarten at Wellington
“Where Wonder Becomes Wisdom.”
At Wellington Preparatory Academy, we believe that the earliest years of education are the most formative. That’s why our Pre-K and Kindergarten programs are thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and lay the foundation for a lifetime of excellence.
We don’t just teach letters and numbers — we nurture learners, leaders, and little legacy builders.
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🌟 A Premium Start to a Lifelong Journey
Our early education model blends the warmth of nurturing instruction with the brilliance of structured, accelerated learning. Each child receives personalized attention, a Legacy Coach, and access to innovative resources that make learning joyful, engaging, and deeply meaningful.
Wellington’s digital classroom becomes a space of adventure, creativity, and connection — where students feel seen, celebrated, and safe to explore.
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📘 Program Highlights
• Phonics-Based Literacy Foundations
• Early Math Exploration with Visual Tools
• Hands-On Science & Nature Lessons
• Daily Foreign Language Introduction (Spanish & French)
• Horticulture & Nature Play Integration
• Physical Education & Movement Breaks
• Public Speaking Circle Time
• Virtual Reality Field Trips (Farms, Zoos, Oceans & More)
• Etiquette & Manners Mini-Lessons
• Foundational Family Skills (Responsibility, Routines)
• Art, Music & Dramatic Play Studios
• Weekly Legacy Coaching Check-ins with Parents
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🎓 Learning Through Love & Leadership
We foster:
• Independent thinkers
• Emotionally intelligent communicators
• Respectful, kind classmates
• Young scholars who are excited about learning
Our Pre-K and Kindergarten curriculum is academically sound, developmentally appropriate, and intentionally luxurious in both approach and presentation.
Pre-K
Program Duration 36 Weeks
Age Group 4 to 5 Years Old
Focus Areas: Academic Readiness, Social-Emotional Development, Physical Skills, Creativity, Global Citizenship, Sustainability, Business and Etiquette
Curriculum Goals
- Foster a love for learning and develop essential skills through engaging hands-on experiences
- Promote holistic development including cognitive social emotional and physical growth
- Prepare students for future academic success while instilling values of global citizenship sustainability and respect
Weekly Curriculum Breakdown
Weeks 1-4 Foundations of Learning
- Literacy Development
- Introduction to Letters and Sounds Recognizing and writing letters A-D engaging in phonics activities and letter games
- Storytime Adventures Exploring stories that emphasize themes of friendship and community
- Mathematics
- Number Recognition 1-10 Counting games using manipulatives identifying numbers in everyday contexts
- Shapes Exploration Recognizing and creating shapes with art projects
- Physical Education
- Basic Movement Skills Activities that encourage running jumping and climbing
- Foreign Language
- Introduction to Spanish Basic greetings and vocabulary colors numbers
- Etiquette
- Introduction to Classroom Etiquette Learning about listening sharing and taking turns
Weeks 5-8 Expanding Knowledge
- Literacy Development
- Letters E-H Continued phonics activities focusing on new letter sounds and writing
- Story Sequencing Understanding the beginning middle and end of stories
- Mathematics
- Counting and Simple Addition Using objects for hands-on addition exercises
- Patterns Identifying and creating patterns with blocks and beads
- Physical Education
- Team Games Introduction to games that promote teamwork like relay races
- Foreign Language
- Spanish Vocabulary Expansion Introducing family members and common phrases
- Business and Etiquette Class
- Basic Economics Understanding needs vs wants through interactive activities
Weeks 9-12 Social Skills and Community Awareness
- Literacy Development
- Letters I-L Introduction of new letters with corresponding sounds incorporating them into writing exercises
- Creative Writing Encouraging students to create simple stories or drawings based on prompts
- Mathematics
- Comparing Quantities Learning to compare sizes and quantities using hands-on objects
- Exploring Time Understanding daily routines and the concept of time morning afternoon evening
- Physical Education
- Fine Motor Skills Activities like threading beads and cutting with scissors
- Foreign Language
- Cultural Exploration Learning about Spanish-speaking countries and their traditions
- Global Citizenship
- Community Helpers Understanding the roles of various community helpers through discussions and guest speakers
Weeks 13-16 Environment and Sustainability
- Literacy Development
- Letters M-P Continued phonics practice and simple sentence writing
- Environmental Stories Reading stories focused on nature and conservation
- Mathematics
- Introduction to Measurement Exploring concepts of length and weight using everyday items
- Graphs and Data Simple graphing activities using favorite fruits or colors
- Physical Education
- Outdoor Exploration Nature walks and learning about local plants and animals
- Foreign Language
- Spanish Nature Vocabulary Introducing words related to nature and the environment
- Sustainability Education
- Recycling Activities Learning about recycling and participating in a recycling project
Weeks 17-20 Developing Empathy and Respect
- Literacy Development
- Letters Q-T New letters and sounds focusing on writing and reading activities
- Story Discussions Exploring themes of empathy and kindness in literature
- Mathematics
- Understanding Money Basic concepts of coins and their values through play activities
- Addition and Subtraction Games Simple math games to reinforce concepts
- Physical Education
- Yoga and Mindfulness Introducing yoga techniques to promote relaxation and focus
- Foreign Language
- Spanish Phrases Expanding vocabulary with common phrases and expressions
- Etiquette Class
- Polite Communication Learning how to greet others express gratitude and apologize
Weeks 21-24 Creative Expression and Culture
- Literacy Development
- Letters U-Z Final letters in the alphabet focusing on review and application through writing
- Creative Projects Using letters and sounds to create art projects
- Mathematics
- Problem Solving Engaging in simple problem-solving scenarios using math
- Exploring Shapes Identifying and creating 3D shapes
- Physical Education
- Dance and Movement Incorporating dance as a fun way to express creativity and improve coordination
- Foreign Language
- Spanish Songs and Games Learning through music and interactive games
- Global Citizenship
- Cultural Celebrations Celebrating different cultures with themed activities food and traditions
Weeks 25-28 Healthy Living and Teamwork
- Literacy Development
- Story Creation Collaboratively creating stories as a class
- Book Reviews Sharing thoughts about favorite stories
- Mathematics
- Healthy Habits Exploring nutrition and the importance of healthy eating through math counting fruits measuring ingredients
- Physical Education
- Team Sports Introducing basic rules of sports and practicing teamwork through cooperative games
- Foreign Language
- Spanish Food Vocabulary Learning about healthy foods in Spanish
- Sustainability Projects
- Gardening Starting a small garden project to learn about plants and sustainability
Weeks 29-32 Reflection and Growth
- Literacy Development
- Reflecting on Learning Students share what they’ve learned through presentations
- Reading Comprehension Engaging in group reading activities to enhance understanding
- Mathematics
- Review and Assess Reviewing key math concepts learned throughout the year with fun games and activities
- Physical Education
- Fitness Challenges Encouraging physical activity through friendly competitions and challenges
- Foreign Language
- Review and Practice Reinforcing vocabulary and phrases learned throughout the year
- Global Citizenship
- Community Service Project Engaging in a service project that benefits the local community
Weeks 33-36 Celebration and Presentation
- Literacy Development
- Final Projects Students create a book or project showcasing their favorite learning experiences
- Celebration of Learning Presenting their projects to peers and parents
- Mathematics
- Math Fair Organizing a math fair where students showcase their understanding through interactive games and activities
- Physical Education
- End-of-Year Sports Day A fun day of sports and activities celebrating teamwork and physical fitness
- Foreign Language
- Cultural Fair Students present what they’ve learned about the cultures associated with the foreign language in a fun interactive setting
- Etiquette and Reflection
- Reviewing Etiquette Reinforcing the importance of politeness and respect as students prepare for the next steps in their education
Assessment and Progress Monitoring
- Ongoing Observations Teachers will continuously assess student progress through informal observations and interactive activities
- Parent-Teacher Conferences Scheduled conferences to share insights into each child’s development strengths and areas for growth
- Portfolio Development Each student will maintain a portfolio showcasing their work projects and achievements throughout the year providing a comprehensive view of their progress
At Wellington Preparatory Academy our Pre-K curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive and enriching educational experience that nurtures each child's unique abilities and interests. By integrating core academic subjects with business concepts etiquette training global citizenship and sustainability we are preparing our students not only for academic success but also for responsible and engaged citizenship in a diverse and interconnected world. Join us as we embark on this exciting journey together
Kindergarten
The Kindergarten curriculum at Wellington Preparatory Academy is designed to provide a comprehensive, engaging, and holistic educational experience for young learners. It focuses on developing foundational skills across various domains, including language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, arts, physical education, social-emotional development, and specialized subjects like horticulture, etiquette, foreign language, and business basics. Below is a detailed overview of each curriculum component.
1. Language Arts
Reading
- Develop phonemic awareness, letter recognition, and sight words.
- Use reading strategies such as predicting, summarizing, and questioning.
- Explore diverse texts, including storybooks, poems, and informational texts.
Writing
- Enhance fine motor skills through writing and drawing activities.
- Practice writing letters, words, and simple sentences.
- Encourage creative expression through storytelling and journaling.
Speaking and Listening
- Engage in group discussions, presentations, and storytelling.
- Practice active listening and responding to peers and adults.
- Develop conversational skills through role-playing and dialogues.
2. Mathematics
- Number Sense
- Develop counting skills, number recognition, and understanding quantities.
- Introduce basic addition and subtraction concepts using manipulatives.
- Geometry and Measurement
- Explore shapes, patterns, and spatial relationships.
- Introduce measurement concepts using length, weight, and volume.
-Data and Probability
- Collect, organize, and interpret data through simple graphs.
- Engage in activities that involve sorting, classifying, and analyzing objects.
3. Science
-Life Science
- Explore plants, animals, and their habitats.
- Understand the life cycles of various organisms.
-Physical Science
- Introduce concepts of matter, energy, and forces through hands-on experiments.
- Discover the properties of materials and their uses.
-Earth Science
- Study weather patterns, seasons, and environmental conservation.
- Encourage outdoor exploration and observation of natural phenomena.
4. Social Studies
- Community and Culture**:
- Understand the roles of community helpers and family structures.
- Explore cultural diversity and global celebrations.
- History and Geography
- Introduction to maps, globes, and basic geography skills.
- Discuss family history and the concept of time.
- Civics
- Learn about rules, responsibilities, and the importance of cooperation.
- Foster empathy, respect, and understanding of others.
5. Horticulture
- Introduction to Gardening
- Basics of plant care, including soil, water, sunlight, and nutrients.
- Hands-on activities such as planting seeds, tending to a garden, and understanding plant growth.
- Environmental Awareness
- Discuss the importance of sustainability and caring for the environment.
- Engage in activities related to composting, recycling, and conservation.
6. Etiquette**
- Social Skills
- Teach polite greetings, manners, and respectful interactions.
- Understand the importance of sharing, taking turns, and conflict resolution.
- Dining Etiquette
- Learn basic table manners and appropriate behavior during meals.
- Role-play dining scenarios to practice polite conversation and behavior.
- Communication Skills
- Develop listening skills and the ability to express oneself clearly.
- Engage in group discussions and presentations.
7. Foreign Language
- Language Basics
- Introduce basic vocabulary and phrases in a chosen foreign language (e.g., greetings, numbers, colors).
- Engage in songs and games to reinforce language learning.
- Cultural Awareness
- Explore traditions, customs, and holidays associated with the language.
- Participate in activities that celebrate cultural diversity.
- Practical Application
- Use the foreign language in everyday scenarios such as shopping, dining, and social interactions.
- Encourage practice through role-playing and interactive conversations.
8. Business Basics
- Introduction to Business Concepts
- Understand basic concepts of money, saving, and spending.
Introduce the idea of entrepreneurship through simple projects.
- Product Creation
- Engage in hands-on activities to create products (e.g., crafts, snacks) for a mini-market.
- Learn about teamwork and collaboration in business settings.
- Simple Transactions
- Practice basic math skills through buying and selling activities.
- Understand the importance of customer service and communication skills.
9. Arts and Creativity
- Visual Arts
- Explore different art materials and techniques.
- Encourage self-expression through drawing, painting, and crafting.
- Music and Movement
- Introduce rhythm, melody, and basic musical concepts.
- Participate in singing, dancing, and movement activities.
- Drama and Role-Play
- Provide opportunities for imaginative play and storytelling.
- Engage in role-playing scenarios to develop social skills and creativity.
-10. Physical Education
- Gross Motor Skills
- Develop coordination, balance, and overall physical fitness through games and activities.
- Encourage teamwork and sportsmanship in group activities.
- Health Education
- Understand the importance of nutrition, hygiene, and exercise.
- Promote healthy habits and lifestyle choices.
11. Social-Emotional Development
- Self-Respect
- Encourage emotional awareness and expression.
- Develop coping strategies for managing feelings and behaviors.
- Interpersonal Skills
- Build relationships with peers and adults.
- Practice empathy, kindness, and respect in interactions.
- Growth Mindset
- Promote resilience and a positive attitude toward learning.
- Encourage curiosity, exploration, and a love for learning.
-The Kindergarten curriculum at Wellington Preparatory Academy is designed to create a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. By integrating a variety of subjects and learning experiences, including horticulture, etiquette, foreign language, and business basics, the curriculum aims to develop well-rounded individuals who are prepared for future academic success and lifelong learning. Each component is thoughtfully crafted to foster curiosity, creativity, and a love for learning in young children.