Programs

Learning With Purpose. Growing With Confidence.

Through thematic units & hands-on projects, children build strong academic foundations while learning to lead, collaborate, communicate, and contribute to their classroom community.

Our curriculum, Scholastic Pre-K On My Way, is also used in local school districts. Aligning our curriculum helps children develop the skills and confidence needed for a successful transition to elementary school.

At Choice Academy, our programs are intentionally designed around developmental stages, progressing from infancy through Pre-K.

Programs designed to meet your child where they are &

help them discover where they can go.

Infants

6 weeks - 17 months

Toddlers

18 months - 23 months

3 years

Nurture • Discover • Connect

Our Infants program provides a warm environment where babies are encouraged to explore, communicate, and develop.

Teachers support early development through language-rich interactions, sensory experiences, music, movement, books, and age-appropriate exploration. Children begin to develop the foundations of academics, leadership, and community.

Explore • Communicate • Become

Question • Create • Connect

Investigate • Lead • Collaborate

Our Threes program introduces increasingly complex academic concepts through engaging themes and hands-on projects connecting learning to the world around them.

Children begin a more active role in their learning by asking questions, making predictions, sharing ideas, and working together to complete projects.

Think • Lead • Thrive

    • Early language and communication

    • Sensory exploration

    • Early literacy through books and songs

    • Cognitive and motor development

    • Cause-and-effect exploration

    • Developing early self-help skills

    • Choosing activities

    • Building trust and relationships

    • Recognizing familiar caregivers and peers

    • Learning through social interaction

    • Developing a sense of belonging

Twos

2 years

Threes

Preschool

4 years - 5 years

Our Toddlers program gives children opportunities to explore their world through curiosity while building independence.

Teachers introduce early academic concepts while encouraging children to make choices, solve simple problems, communicate their ideas, and participate in classroom routines.

Our Twos program transforms children’s natural curiosity into purposeful learning through thematic units and project-based experiences.

Children explore through books, art, music, science, mathematics, dramatic play, and hands-on activities. Teachers encourage children to ask questions, express ideas, and begin working alongside others toward shared goals.

    • Vocabulary and expressive language

    • Early literacy and storytelling

    • Counting and beginning number concepts

    • Colors, shapes, and patterns

    • Fine- and gross-motor development

    • Making simple choices

    • Practicing independence

      • Introduce potty training

    • Following routines

    • Beginning problem-solving skills

    • Learning to interact with peers

    • Sharing space and materials

    • Practicing kindness and classroom expectations

    • Early literacy skills

    • Vocabulary development

    • Counting and number recognition

    • Shapes, colors, patterns, and sorting

    • Early science and discovery

    • Creative expression

    • Making independent choices

    • Following multi-step routines

    • Expressing needs and ideas

    • Practicing problem-solving

    • Taking responsibility for classroom materials

    • Successfully potty trained

    • Cooperative play

    • Turn-taking and communication

    • Caring for classroom spaces

    • Recognizing and respecting others

In our Preschool program, children experience a challenging, engaging learning environment where academic readiness is combined with leadership development, independence, and community.

Using Scholastic's Pre-K On My Way curriculum, children develop important early literacy, mathematics, language, science, and social-emotional skills. The curriculum engages children in thematic units and extended projects that encourage research, creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking.

    • Early literacy skills

    • Letter and sound exploration

    • Number sense and counting

    • Measurement, patterns, and classification

    • Scientific investigation

    • Vocabulary and communication

    • Creative arts and expression

    • Taking initiative

    • Making decisions

    • Solving problems

    • Completing classroom responsibilities

    • Communicating ideas with confidence

    • Collaboration and teamwork

    • Respectful communication

    • Understanding different perspectives

    • Contributing to group projects

    • Building positive peer relationships

    • Early reading skills

    • Letter-sound relationships

    • Writing and communication

    • Number sense and mathematical reasoning

    • Science and inquiry

    • Problem-solving and critical thinking

    • Vocabulary development

    • School-readiness skills

    • Completing tasks

    • Making thoughtful choices

    • Public speaking and sharing ideas

    • Taking classroom leadership roles

    • Demonstrating independence

    • Perseverance and problem-solving

    • Teamwork and collaboration

    • Respect and responsibility

    • Conflict resolution

    • Understanding community roles

    • Contributing to group projects

    • Developing empathy and awareness of others