Welcome to Preschool! Preschool is an important part of a child's life. Preschool teaches students content, school skills, and social skills. 
In these classes, students will experience a virtual preschool class that incorporates each of these elements. 

What will the classes look like?
In the beginning of class, we will say, "Hello," to each student. We will talk about our day or weekend. Students will be introduced to the "letter of the day." Throughout the week, we will practice numbers, colors, days of the weeks and months. In each class, there will also be a social skills, social studies, or science lesson. I try to incorporate one of each type of lesson in the week. 

All of the content in my class will be aligned to early childhood standards. I also try to use methods in my classroom to teach that are proven to be beneficial to children's learning.

We will talk about some American holidays and American places.

Please note that this is a BEGINNER class. Many of the students in this class are learning classroom skills. We regularly practice raising our hand and waiting for friends to finish talking to talk. I try to leave students unmuted to mimic a real classroom. At times, I may have to mute your child. Please show your child how to unmute or tell your child to come get you if they need to unmute. Thank you so much. 

What is my experience?
I have taught over 5,000 classes online. About half of these classes have been students 3-6. I also worked in a childcare center and worked with children infant to Kindergarten age.

Feel free to message me with any concerns. I know for many students this may be their first class. 

Week of September 2: S, T, A
Week of September 9: P, N, O
Week of September 16: C, D, I
Week of September 23: G, M, K
Week of September 30: E, R, U
Week of October 7: B, H, F
Week of October 14: L, J, W
Week of October 21: V, X, Y
Week of October 28: Z, Q, S
Week of November 4: T, A, P
Week of November 11: N, O, C
Week of November 25- Thanksgiving Break
Week of December 2: D, I, G
Week of December 9: M, K, E
Week of December 16: R, U, B
Holiday Break Week of December 23
New Year's Break Week of December 30)
Week of January 6: H, F, L
Week of January 13: J, W, V
Week of January 20: X, Y, Z
Week of January 27: Q, S, T
Week of February 3: A, P, N
Week of February 10: O, C, D
Week of February 17: I, G, M
Week of February 24: K, E, R
Week of March 3: U, B, H
Week of March 10: F, L, J
Week of March 17: W, V, X
Week of March 24: Y, Z, Q
Week of March 31: S, T, A
Week of April 7: P, N, O
Week of April 14- Spring Break
Week of April 21: C, D, I
Week of April 28: G, M, K

Holidays like Labor Day, around Thanksgiving, December 22nd- January 5th, April 14- 20th, Memorial Day and Fourth of July will be no class.