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Preschool

Capstone Preschool in Ocala, FL

From music and art to field trips and special events,Welcome to our preschool in Ocala, FL

We are a top-rated early childhood education center dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing learning environment for young children. Our preschool is designed to meet the needs of children from 18 months to 5 years old, offering a variety of programs that focus on physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development.

 

At our preschool in Ocala, FL, we believe that every child deserves a strong foundation for future success, and we are committed to providing the highest quality education possible. Our experienced and dedicated teachers use a hands-on approach to learning, engaging children in activities that promote critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

 

We understand that leaving your child in someone else’s care can be difficult, which is why we prioritize communication and transparency with parents. We provide regular updates on your child’s progress and encourage open communication between teachers and families to ensure that every child’s individual needs are being met.

 

Our preschool offers a range of programs to meet the needs of your family. We also provide nutritious meals and snacks throughout the day, so you can be confident that your child is receiving the care and nourishment they need.

 

In addition to our educational programs, we also offer a variety of extracurricular activities and events to enrich your child’s experience. Our preschool offers a well-rounded education that will prepare your child for a lifetime of learning including music, art and special events.

 

We invite you to schedule a tour of our preschool in Ocala, FL, and discover why we are the preferred choice for families in our community. Contact us today to learn more about our programs and how we can help your child reach their full potential!

Painting

Working with colors is an important part of our learning activities. Children will be able to work with watercolors using brushes and we also offer students the opportunity to do finger painting. These fun and creative activities encourage students to learn their colors, shapes and how to work in an organized manner. We also emphasize the importance of cleaning up and keeping a clean workspace, which can be a very useful lesson when reinforced at home.

Sand Art

Sand Art is another creative activity that students really enjoy. This gives them the opportunity to use glue, paint, and sand to create textured art.

Food Art

This is a particular favorite of our students. They have the opportunity to create things like “Ants on a Log” by using raisins and frosting to stick raisins to biscuits or buns. This allows them to learn about an ant colony and how ants work together to be an effective community. This activity gives us the chance to teach more than just Art. The best part is at the end when we get to EAT the final products.

Daily Bible stories

One of the activities that we really pride ourselves on is daily bible reading. We carefully choose bible stories that the children can relate to and this helps to develop their vocabulary with new words and learn about the historical significance of the bible. This activity also give us the opportunity to teach and reinforce the importance of treating people with respect, being honest, honoring their father and mother and many other valuable social skills.

Daily prayer

Daily prayer is a mainstay of our program. All classrooms are required to say a blessing before meal times and nap times. This provides a moment of reflection and sets the tone for a quiet and peaceful meal or nap.

Music listening and learning

Musical activities are another favorite among our students and teachers. Children love to listen to music and we choose songs that allow our students to sing along. This gives children the opportunity to develop a fun appreciation for music and singing and it also helps them learn about tones and pitch. You never know when the next Bach or Beethoven might be in the room.

Dramatic play and learning

Our teachers often use skits and acting as a way to teach. These activities require students to work together and learn new words. More importantly students get the opportunity to role-play and see how certain acts/situations call for a calm response, or a shocked expression. It’s a great opportunity for students to learn how to express themselves in a productive and healthy way.

Puppeteering

All of our teachers have various puppets in their rooms. The teachers and students both use puppets to reinforce proper expression and students are allowed to use puppets when they aren’t sure how to express something in a tactical and diplomatic way.

Pledge of allegiance

This is an important daily activity that we use to help students understand the many important aspects of government. We discuss how the government provides police and firemen to help keep us safe.

Cooking and food preparation

These are great activities that allow students to learn their way around a kitchen and also allow us to introduce some science terminology in a very simplified way. Students will make butter with milk, fruit salads, ants on a log with raisins and many other fun to eat treats. (Note: students are never allowed in the kitchen with hot stoves or sharp utensils. Safety is always our primary concern)

Plant a tree and gardening (spring only) Nothing is more fascinating for a student than to plant something with their own hands, give it water, sunlight and nourishment and then watch it grow. This is a great opportunity for environmental awareness and students really enjoy participating in this event.

Table manners

Students eat at least one meal or snack each day with us. During this time we emphasize important table manners, such as having students chew with their mouths closed, asking politely “can you please pass me the milk” (not reaching across the table in front of others) etc.

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