Welcome to Cloud Nest Daycare A Modren & Digital Daycare & Preschool
It’s their senior year of preschool! We get them ready for the years ahead.
Pre-Kindergarten is a vital building block to kindergarten success. We guarantee that children achieve significant development advancements, learn to communicate effectively, and build collaborative skills, by working independently and in groups through a robust early childhood education approach. Our Pre-K program focuses on:
This age is all about expression, when kids really start to form their own ideas about what they want to play and how they want to create. Every day in our preschool classroom, your child will explore science experiments, create artwork, and play pretend—all the skills needed for their big next step: kindergarten!
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Our early learning curriculum for pre-K is delivered in a safe and clean environment.
The Cloud Nest Daycare educational method designed to educate the whole child, not simply academically, but socially, emotionally and physically. Each aspect of the Cloud Nest Daycare child development program provides knowledge and stimulation to your child’s brain in different ways.
Social skills are a big focus in pre-K as your child gets ready for kindergarten. Your child will work on talking through big feelings and resolving conflicts with words. They’ll also talk about themselves and their families, and learn about each other’s similarities and differences.
In a small classroom setting, children receive personalized attention from our state-certified teacher. Using nationally recognized, research-based curricula, our program provides a strong foundation for your child to move on to first grade the next school year.
Kids of Pre-K age flourish through routine. We use a proper schedule with creative pictures to show them what’s coming up next! This keeps them feeling confident about what to expect for the day and be part of the plan.
The program offers a variety of experiences, such as independent study opportunities and planned, teacher-led instruction. Children’s progress is monitored and recorded across important knowledge areas, in order to ensure their readiness to enter first grade.
Organizing, goal-setting, and interacting with peers and the environment
Developing an understanding of themselves, their families, their communities, and the world around them.
Developing fine and gross motor skills; comprehending health and nutrition.
Demonstrating respect and empathy for others through self-awareness.
Express both feelings and ideas through song, dance, visual arts, and drama.
Implementing both express and receptive vocabulary and conversation skills to communicate effectively.
Showing phonological understanding, alphabet awareness, writing and reading skills.
Constructively showing sequencing, problem-solving, and symbolic and critical thinking skills.
The comprehension of patterns, sorting, numbers, and ordering, alongside the implementation of numbers for addition, subtraction, measurement, and graphing.
Group time happens every day in each of our our classrooms. For prekindergartners, teachers use this time to talk about the day or read a book before they move on to child-directed math, literacy, or small-group activities!
Every day, prekindergartners sit down to a meal with healthy fruits and vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains. We never serve juice or fried foods!
Most of our classes spend 20–30 minutes outside at least twice a day, weather permitting. In addition to unstructured playtime, prekindergartners will do things like draw maps together, stretch or play games!
Every day, our lovely teacher leads pre kindergarteners through creative and fun-filled activities that are just accurate for their age. Following are some activities and many more:
Every day, our creative teachers guide prekindergartners through fun activities that are just right for their age. Here are just a few examples!
We’ll head outside and use items like leaves, rocks, pinecones, and twigs to create patterns—starting simple, then moving on to more complex patterns.
Kids identify numerals written in parking spaces drawn on paper. They park the cars in the right spaces based on the number a teachers says.