Our preschool schedule

Meaningful mornings made for little learners

The Sunflower School is a morning-only preschool program designed to provide a rich, engaging preschool experience in a warm and nurturing environment.

We focus exclusively on preschool education and do not offer extended or full-day daycare. Families may choose the schedule that works best for their child:

2-Day•3-Day•5-Day Programs

All programs are half-day morning sessions. Our shorter school day gives children plenty of time to learn, play, explore, create, and grow—while still leaving the rest of the day for family time, rest, and other activities.

Lil’ Sprouts Class

Preschool

9:00–12:00 (T, Th)

  1. Exploratory Free Play

    Children explore thoughtfully prepared play centers including art, manipulative play to encourage fine motor skills, puzzles, dramatic play, sensory table play, imaginative and constructive play with large building blocks, ramps and vehicles, and other large-area carpet play items.

    These are examples—activities change daily to keep children challenged, inspired, and engaged.

  2. Cooperative Classroom Cleanup

  3. Music and Movement

    Scarf dancing, parachute play, musical instruments, rhythm-stick fun, freeze dancing, exercise, and yoga.

  4. Wash for Snack

  5. Snack

  6. Circle Time

    Welcome and greeting songs, calendar and counting concepts, thematic discussions, stories using books and flannel stories, songs and finger plays, our Letter Person of the Week, and math concepts.

  7. Outdoor Exploration and Play

    Outdoor play fosters coordination, balance, and confidence as children build large-motor skills. Children can climb, swing, slide, ride scooters and tricycles around the bike path, dig with diggers, or play in the sand and water tables.

    Additional activities include gardening, obstacle courses, roller coaster races, relays, Red Light Green Light, bubble play, and chalk.

  8. Closing Circle, Goodbye Song & Dismissal

Sunflower Class

Pre-K

9:00–12:30 (M, W, F)

  1. Exploratory Free Play

    Children explore thoughtfully prepared play centers including art, manipulative play to encourage fine motor skills, scissor or writing skills, puzzles, dramatic play, sensory table play, imaginative and constructive play with large building blocks, ramps and vehicles, and other large-area carpet play items.

    These are examples—activities change daily to keep children challenged, inspired, and engaged.

  2. Cooperative Classroom Cleanup

  3. Music and Movement

    Scarf dancing, parachute play, musical instruments, rhythm-stick fun, freeze dancing, exercise, and yoga.

  4. Wash for Snack

  5. Snack

  6. Circle Time

    Welcome and greeting songs, name recognition, calendar and counting concepts, daily helper assignments, thematic discussions, stories using books and flannel stories, songs, and finger plays.

  7. Outdoor Exploration and Play

    Outdoor play fosters coordination, balance, and confidence as children build large-motor skills. Children can climb, swing, slide, ride scooters and tricycles around the bike path, dig with diggers, or play in the sand and water tables.

    Additional activities include gardening, obstacle courses, roller coaster races, relays, Red Light Green Light, bubble play, and chalk.

  8. Language, Phonics & Math

    Each week a new Letter Land friend introduces letters and letter sounds. Through carefully planned lessons and hands-on materials, children develop number recognition, counting, sequencing, and patterning.

  9. Closing Circle, Goodbye Song & Dismissal

Come see a morning in action

A joyful rhythm for growing minds.

We’d love to show you our classroom, outdoor space, and the environment we’ve created for young children.

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