About the Class
Language & Literacy Play is a nurturing space where children explore the world of words through play, stories, and conversation. This class supports early communication skills in a way that feels natural, joyful, and pressure-free.
Through read-alouds, songs, rhymes, and hands-on activities, children learn to listen, speak, and express themselves with confidence. Teachers guide children in discovering letter sounds, building vocabulary, and practicing storytelling in small, supportive groups.
The focus is on building a love for language—not just preparing for school. Children are encouraged to share their thoughts, ask questions, and communicate with kindness, helping them grow emotionally, socially, and spiritually.
In this class, we believe every child’s voice matters. We celebrate their unique way of expressing themselves and help them build the skills to share their story with courage and grace.
What They Learn
- Listening & communication skills
Children practice listening attentively, taking turns, and expressing themselves with confidence and clarity. - Early literacy foundations
Through stories, rhymes, and hands-on activities, children begin to recognize letter sounds, patterns, and the basics of reading readiness. - Vocabulary and storytelling
Children build language by exploring new words, describing their ideas, and practicing storytelling through play. - Confidence in their voice
Children learn that their words matter and that they are heard, valued, and loved—building courage, self-esteem, and social confidence.
