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2-1/2 Year Class
max. 10 children
2 teachers
The Monkey Class loves learning about the world around us ... from seasons and holidays to how plants and animals grow. Counting to three, answering questions, experimenting with art media, running and jumping, learning classroom routines, and helping clean up are just a few skills covered in
the Monkey Class.
Field Trips
As part of our learning experiences, we may visit various places within our community. Each parent is required to provide transportation for his child to and from field trips. First Baptist Preschool will not provide transportation at any time for students.
3 Year Class
max. 14 children
2 teachers
Our three-year-olds stay busy learning poems, recognizing numbers and patterns, playing with sand, building with blocks, moving to music, cutting and gluing, and so much more. Themes studied throughout the year include transportation, dental health, safety, seasons, and much more. Our three-year-old class stays busy, busy, busy!
4 Year Class
max. 13 children
2 teachers
Getting ready for Kindergarten is what our four-year-class is all about. Recognizing coins, measuring when cooking, learning alphabet letters and sounds, along with lots of art, building and moving, fill up the schedule in this class. The children love to learn about holidays, weather, and how things grow.
Parent Communication and Conferences
Communication with families is important at First Baptist Preschool. Please feel free to send notes, leave voice messages at 930-0911 X222, or email at preschool@fbcnn.org. The teacher will get back with you as soon as possible at the end of the school day. Verbal messages from the children cannot be accepted by the teacher. Conferences, not report cards, are used for reporting and are scheduled in January. However, please feel free to contact your child's teacher at any time to arrange additional conferences.
Mission Statement
The First Baptist Preschool, LLC, with the approval and support of the First Baptist Church, is charged with providing an on-going program of weekday education for two, three and four-year-old children. This education is to conducted in a Christian atmosphere and based upon use of Christian principles in everyday living. The objective is to help the young child develop healthy relationships with God and others, using a developmentally appropriate curriculum.
