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CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL OF TEXARKANA
2720 Moores Lane Texarkana, TX 75503 903- 223-0388
PURPOSE
Christian
Preschool of Texarkana is a licensed Christian service project for children two
to five years of age. The school
utilizes the facilities of the Walnut Church of Christ and qualified teachers
for the improvement of family life.
Christian Preschool admits students of any race, color, or ethnic
origin.
The
school endeavors to expose each child to a well-rounded curriculum under the
leadership of a loving teacher and through association with children his own
age. We encourage a child to explore the
world in which he lives.
Basic
Christian attitudes of love, understanding, tolerance, gratitude are “taught
and caught” throughout the day. Each
day’s theme is founded on these principles and is interwoven in the various
activities. The thrill of learning
through discovery makes intellectual development exciting. Self-sufficiency is developed by encouraging
your child to do everything for himself that he is able to do.
CURRICULUM
Our
curriculum is highly individualized.
Each unit of study considers the child’s stage of development. Bible stories are the basis for a wholesome,
healthy attitude.
*Social
studies provide many experiences to assist your child in understanding himself,
others, the world around him, and God’s love for all.
*Music
and rhythm give time for creativity, self-expression and release of
emotions. Confidence is gained through
singing with the group.
*Art
activities provide enjoyment of and appreciation for the various art mediums
and help the child to appreciate the beauty around him.
*Language
experiences guide your child in verbal expression, appreciation of books, and
the development of word concepts.
*Math
begins by an awareness of numbers and recognition of basic geometric shapes
developed through songs, games, and planned play equipment.
*Science
is learned by exploration, discovery, and the development of an awareness of
the physical properties of the creation around the child.
*The
home center and role playing help the child further his own identity and learn
responsibility.
*Gross
motor skills are developed through block building, rhythmic games, and outdoor
activities.
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