3 YEAR OLDS

Scholars Tech preschool program's goal is to prepare your child to successfully enter 

kindergarten in two years, and to become a successful lifetime learner. Throughout the 

three-year preschool curriculum, which encompasses early preschool, preschool and then 

pre-kindergarten, your child will acquire a full range of developmental skills necessary to 

successfully enter kindergarten eager and ready to learn. 

 

Our implementation of our curriculum is comprised of weekly plans that support and 

extend monthly themes is filled with activities designed to meet the needs of all learners. 

Daily group times and enrichments are designed to expand a child’s vocabulary and 

knowledge of the world around them. Multiple activities support the theme and learning 

center additions which are included in each lesson. Scholars Tech also enriches its 

curriculum through music, which is professionally written and recorded to reinforce 

concepts. In addition to the core curriculum, supplemental units are provided on a 

quarterly basis. Weekly lesson plans are posted to keep parents informed about their 

child’s learning experience at Scholars Tech. 

 

Developmental Milestones 

 

• Shows interest in using various creative materials to form new objects 

• Eye-hand coordination comes more easily 

• Enjoys using body to run, jump, climb stairs, throw, and kick 

• Can use sentences to relate simple stories 

• Asks questions to define events 

• Develops dependable bathroom habits 

• Finds pride in self-defined activities 

• Demonstrates awareness for the feelings of others  

 

Curriculum Developmental Domains and Goals 

 

• Social-Emotional Development 

• To promote sense of self 

• To encourage responsibility for self and others 

• To encourage pro-social behavior 

• Physical Development 

• To promote gross motor skills 

• To promote fine motor skills 

• Cognitive Development 

• To promote learning and problem solving skills 

• To encourage logical thinking 

• To promote representational and symbolical thinking 

• Language Development 

• To develop listening and speaking skills 

• To develop reading and writing skills 

 

 

 

Some of the activities through which learning takes place are: Stories - both listened to 

and created, Music - songs, rhythms, instruments, and body movements, Exploring and 

creating using many different art forms, play through active participation and interaction, 

riding and climbing on developmentally appropriate equipment in the playroom, Skills - 

cutting, pasting, block building, skipping, hopping, jumping, playing games, Visual aids - 

creating a rich background for readiness for reading, Number concepts - understanding 

numerals from 1 to 50, Science - study of plant and animal life in the world around us, 

and field trip adventures and development of large muscle coordination on the 

playground equipment. 

 

Early Preschool teachers choose from over 100 learning activities tied to specific learning 

objectives. Teachers choose from these learning activities based on which of the 

objectives your child needs more focus on. In covering the learning objectives your child 

will be involved in activities that promote Language & Communication Development, 

Cognitive Development, Creativity and the Arts, Physical Development, and Personal & 

Social Development.