Learning Path • Ages 3–4
Pre‑K (3–4)
This Learning Path builds early independence, language growth, social skills, and foundational pre‑academic abilities. Children at this age learn through imagination, movement, and hands‑on exploration. Every activity is designed to spark curiosity while supporting emotional safety and confidence.
What This Path Focuses On
Early literacy • Pre‑math skills • Social development • Fine motor skills • Imagination • Emotional expression
What Your Child Will Learn
Early Literacy
- Letter recognition and letter sounds
- Storytelling and picture comprehension
- Following simple directions
- Building vocabulary through conversation
Pre‑Math Skills
- Counting objects and simple number sense
- Sorting by size, color, and shape
- Understanding patterns
- Basic measurement through play
Fine Motor Skills
- Tracing, drawing, and early writing strokes
- Cutting with safety scissors
- Building with blocks and manipulatives
- Hand‑eye coordination activities
Social & Emotional Growth
- Sharing and cooperative play
- Identifying and expressing feelings
- Building confidence and independence
- Learning simple problem‑solving skills
Imagination & Creativity
- Pretend play and storytelling
- Art, music, and movement exploration
- Role‑playing real‑world scenarios
- Building curiosity through open‑ended play
How This Path Works
Lessons are playful, structured, and developmentally aligned. Children learn best through hands‑on exploration, so each activity blends imagination with early academic foundations.
- Short, engaging activities designed for young attention spans
- Clear instructions for parents and caregivers
- Flexible options for home, daycare, or hospital settings
- Focus on confidence, curiosity, and emotional safety
What You’ll Need
Most activities use simple materials you already have. Everything is designed to be accessible and adaptable.
- Crayons, markers, or pencils
- Paper, coloring sheets, or notebooks
- Blocks, puzzles, or simple manipulatives
- Picture books and storybooks
- Music or rhythm instruments
Support for Parents & Caregivers
This path includes guidance to help you support your child’s growing independence while staying connected emotionally.
- Tips for encouraging early independence
- Strategies for emotional expression and regulation
- Ideas for imaginative play and storytelling
- Ways to support learning during transitions or hospital stays