Each school day starts with chapel. Chapel includes scripture memory, geographical prayer focus, and hymns. We recite in chapel once each semester.
Special classes are Music and Art. We have art in the first semester, culminating with the Art Show, and music in the second semester, culminating in sharing what we learn with parents.
We read Bible stories from Eager Reader Bible: Stories to Grow On and The King James Version Bible.
Bible memory includes: Ten Commandments Song Old and New Testament Books
We read a variety of outstanding literature to the children through the Before Five In a Row curriculum. Science, geography, and history study are based on the books we read each week.
Units we study are based on our literature:
Blueberries for Sal Caps for Sale
Runaway Bunny Prayer for a Child
The Snowy Day Big, Green Pocketbook
Corduroy Angus Lost
The Carrot Seed I Am an Artist
Katy No-pocket The Little Rabbit
Play With Me Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear?
Ask Mr. Bear If Jesus Came to My House
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt ABC Bunny
Goodnight Moon
Families may read from Nursery Rhyme Treasury at home.
Students who are ready to read progress through a series of phonics-based readers (Bob Books) at their own pace.
We lay foundations for spelling, reading, and writing by learning the sounds of single letter phonograms. Handwriting Without Tears Letters and Numbers for Me is the basis for our handwriting instruction.
In Math, we use Saxon Math: K Home Study Kit. We use a variety of “hands-on” experiences with manipulatives along during our center time. We learn to count to 100 by 1s, 10s and 5s; and count down from 10.
Daily, we spend 30-40 minutes outside during two recess times, weather permitting. We have nap time in the afternoon. Each Pre-K student is asked to bring his own nap mat. Parents sign up to provide snack for the class 3-4 days per semester.
We have 40 minutes of center time where the children may choose from a variety of learning activities.
Some of our field trips and Pumpkin Patch in the Fall
special events may include: Cameron Park Zoo in the Spring
Join us in congratulating 8th grader Caleb Marek, honored at the Incredible Kid awards today.
Caleb Marek is in the eighth grade at Providence Preparatory School in Belton. He was nominated by his teacher, Patricia Cummins, and his parents are Susie and David Marek. Mrs. Cummins said perhaps Celeb’s best gift is his ability to mentor others. Caleb has helped coach Upwards Basketball, has worked with IMPACT back-yard Bible clubs, and serves in child care at his church. When Caleb was 10 years old, he launched a fundraiser selling handmade bracelets to raise money for a friend’s chemotherapy treatments and travel expenses. He also raised $900 to fight sarcoma cancer. Caleb wrote a book expressing how he admired his big brother Logan’s contributions in making him a better person. In “Through the Eyes of a Sibling with Autism,” he describes how important each individual is within a family. For the past several years, Caleb has worked with special needs children during the Santa Pancake Breakfast, helping to facilitate a holiday crafts table. All proceeds from this fundraiser benefit the Children’s Special Needs Network. Caleb assists with the annual Downs but Not Out Walk in Heritage Park to advocate awareness for those born with Down Syndrome
Im so proud of all of these young men and women and their accomplishments and their positive impact in our community! I’m especially fond of the young man that’s top center! We l...
Congratulations to Caleb, he is an amazing young man with an incredible family.
A treasure!
Join us in congratulating 8th grader Caleb Marek, honored at the Incredible Kid awards today.
Caleb Marek is in the eighth grade at Providence Preparatory School in Belton. He was nominated by his teacher, Patricia Cummins, and his parents are Susie and David Marek. Mrs. Cummins said perhaps Celeb’s best gift is his ability to mentor others. Caleb has helped coach Upwards Basketball, has worked with IMPACT back-yard Bible clubs, and serves in child care at his church. When Caleb was 10 years old, he launched a fundraiser selling handmade bracelets to raise money for a friend’s chemotherapy treatments and travel expenses. He also raised $900 to fight sarcoma cancer. Caleb wrote a book expressing how he admired his big brother Logan’s contributions in making him a better person. In “Through the Eyes of a Sibling with Autism,” he describes how important each individual is within a family. For the past several years, Caleb has worked with special needs children during the Santa Pancake Breakfast, helping to facilitate a holiday crafts table. All proceeds from this fundraiser benefit the Children’s Special Needs Network. Caleb assists with the annual Downs but Not Out Walk in Heritage Park to advocate awareness for those born with Down Syndrome
Congratulations to Caleb, he is an amazing young man with an incredible family.
A treasure!
