Preschool
3 to 4 year-olds
Preschool introduces students to academic concepts in a safe and nurturing environment. We give them room to explore individual interests and guide them through exciting group activities to build social and emotional skills.
Small Steps, Big Adventures
Preschoolers develop a love for learning as they discover the world around them. Little imaginations are ripe with ideas and questions. We play games, offer unstructured playtime in addition to a range of daily activities to develop small and large motor skills.
Space to Express
Preschoolers learn how to express and understand their emotions in a space that supports social and emotional growth from the very start.
Sparking Imagination
Creative activities and crafts amplify young learners' imagination and problem-solving skills, while games and pretend play help children navigate the world with more independence.
Play to Learn
Our fun, hands-on activities get students excited to learn about letters, numbers, shapes and colors while developing new motor skills.
Preschool Curriculum
Physical Development
Language & Reading
Mathematics & Science 
Music 
Social Skills & Personal Habits
ArtPhysical Development
Physical Development
We encourage physical development through games, unstructured play, and outdoor playground time. By the end of preschool, most children:
- Develop increasing coordination
- Climb easily
- Throw a ball
- Actively run, jump, and hop on two feet
- Use toilets themselves during the day
- Unzip, unsnap, and unbuckle
Dress and undress
Language & Reading
Language & Reading
Children learn to express themselves orally and expand their vocabulary through stories and acting out simple dramas. By the end of preschool, most children:
- Recite and write their own name
- Recognize verbal spelling of their own name
- Associate sounds with letters
- Identify colors and shapes
- Differentiate between same and different, big and small, and left and right
Mathematics & Science 
Mathematics & Science
Math concepts are introduced through simple geometric shapes and counting. By the end of preschool, most children:
- Sort by size, shape, and color
- Show interest in clocks and time
- Count in sequence to 30
- Recognize the numbers 1 – 10
- Experiment with mixing colors, magnifying glasses, etc.
Music 
Music
Musical activities help children develop an appreciation for music and rhythm. By the end of preschool, most children:
- Learn to use musical instruments
- Create dance movement to music
- Learn and sing several short songs and fingerplays
Social Skills & Personal Habits
Social Skills & Personal Habits
Children are encouraged to participate as part of a group, accept consequences for their behavior, develop self-control and positive self-image. By the end of preschool, most children:
- Respond appropriately to guidance
- Share with classmates
- Show respect for property
- Illustrate increasing self-control
- Begin to demonstrate independence
Art
ArtÂ
Arts and crafts boost fine motor skills and creativity. By the end of preschool, most children:
- Hold scissors properly
- Cut circles well
- Glue, paint, and string beads effectively
- Draw lines and circles
- Paint and draw with some design
- Increase hand-eye coordination through coloring / painting within the lines
What to Expect in Preschool
Your Preschooler’s day includes close time with primary caregivers and playmates to nurture social and emotional development as well as developmentally-appropriate materials and equipment to encourage small and large motor development.
We delight infants with daily activities planned around weekly themes. Look forward to fun activities like a multi-child buggy ride.
Schedule 
Daily Child Care Record
What to Wear
Rest Periods 
Meals & Nutrition 
Health & SafetySchedule Schedule
Our preschool program operates year-round, with a variety of scheduling options to flex to each family’s needs. Choose drop-off and pick-up times that work for you!Â
- Monday through Friday
- Hours: 7am – 6pm
Daily Child Care RecordDaily Child Care Record
Preschool Participation sheets are issued daily to let you know how your child’s day went. It includes information about meals, nap time, toileting, and your child’s disposition throughout the day.
What to WearWhat to Wear
Every day will be a mix of indoor and outdoor activities. Please
dress your child in weather-appropriate, washable clothing that can withstand spills, paint, sand, water play, and other adventures.
- Please label all clothing, jackets, hats, etc. that may be removed.
- Wear shoes that cover the whole foot (no sandals).
- If your child is still in diapers or pull-ups, please pack more than they typically use in a day. Our preschool program does not require potty training.
- Bring a change of clothes each day as a backup for accidents, spills, and other discomforts—including socks and underwear.
Rest Periods Rest Periods
Our preschoolers practice a rest period of 1.5 – 2 hours each day. During this time, children are expected to sleep or rest quietly.
Families are required to bring the following rest items:
- 1 fitted sheet
- 1 small blanket
Rest items are sent home at the end of each week for laundering.
Meals & Nutrition Meals & Nutrition
Breakfast
Breakfast brought from home will be served when the center opens at 7am. If a child misses breakfast for any reason, the morning snack is provided at 9am.
Snacks
We provide two nutritious snacks each day, one in the morning and another in the afternoon. A detailed snack menu will be posted at each campus for your review.
Lunch
Students are expected to bring a packed lunch or order a hot lunch through the EZ Schools App.
For an additional charge, we offer a hot lunch at most of our locations.
- Meals feature seasonal fruits and vegetables, nutritious entrees, and water or milk.
- Orders can be placed daily, weekly, or monthly.
- Same-day orders must be placed by 8:45am.
Refrigerators and microwaves are also available at each center for lunch brought from home.
Health & SafetyHealth & Safety
Providing a safe and healthy environment for students is our top priority.
Health Requirements / Sick Policy
- When a child is ill, they may not attend school.
- Cough, chills, temperature, sore throat, or 2+ cold symptoms are common reasons to stay home.
- Students may return to school once they are symptom-free for 24 hours. They will be required to provide a doctor’s note OR proof that they have tested negative for COVID-19.
Open Door Policy & Security
- All students must be signed in and out of school each day by a parent or authorized family member/friend.
- Parents are welcome to visit the campus and classroom at any time, but must sign-in at the office.
Emergency Preparedness
- Teachers and staff have been trained in CPR and First Aid.
- All staff have completed comprehensive training in fire, earthquake, and lockdown procedures.
- Regular drill practices are done at all grade levels.
Enrichment Programs
At Action Day, learning goes beyond academics. Our enrichment programs are designed to help students develop unique interests and talents—without ever leaving campus. Preschoolers can explore:
Extend Your School Day
We support families beyond the bell schedule with a daily after-school program. Combining lesson plans and extracurriculars, students enjoy a balance of academics and fun.
Find a Location Near You
Transitional Kindergarten is offered at the following sites:
Action Day Programs​
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