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The purpose of First Baptist Kindergarten is to provide a caring environment for your three, four, or five year old child to experience God's love while pursuing specific social, academic, and spiritual goals.
It is our desire that each child develop at his own pace and be appreciated for his unique gifts.
Our curriculum is carefully chosen to provide your child with opportunities to grow.
Kindergarten uses both language arts and math curricula published by Harcourt.
These are the same as used by the local public schools.
Our fours use Wee Learn, published by Lifeway. Three's use The Complete Early Childhood Curriculum, by Sobut and Bogan.
Each day, each child is offered a balance of guided play activities, reading, math, art, music, computer, outdoor play, language development activities, and Bible thoughts.
The purpose of First Baptist Kindergarten is to provide a caring
environment for your three, four, or five year old child to
experience God's love while pursuing specific social, academic, and
spiritual goals. It is our desire that each child develop at his
own pace and be appreciated for his unique gifts. Our curriculum is
carefully chosen to provide your child with opportunities to grow.
Kindergarten uses both language arts and math curricula published
by Harcourt. These are the same as used by the local public
schools. Our fours use Wee Learn, published by Lifeway. Three's use
The Complete Early Childhood Curriculum, by Sobut and Bogan. Each
day, each child is offered a balance of guided play activities,
reading, math, art, music, computer, outdoor play, language
development activities, and Bible thoughts.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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