Starlight Sprouts Primary Program
Above ages 3 years
At Starlight Sprouts, our primary program is thoughtfully designed for preschoolers ages 3 years, a crucial stage of development where curiosity and exploration thrive. In our classrooms, we nurture young learners by fostering critical thinking, creativity, and collaborative problem-solving. Our curriculum lays a strong foundation that not only supports academic growth but also instills a lifelong love for learning, empowering children to confidently explore the world around them.
Hands - on learning material
At Starlight Sprouts, children develop essential foundational skills through hands-on exploration with authentic, high-quality Montessori materials. Guided by experienced educators, each child receives personalized instruction tailored to their unique learning journey. Our Montessori-based approach in Celina fosters independence across all areas of the classroom, including practical life, sensory development, literacy, mathematics, and cultural studies, empowering children to thrive with confidence.
Life Practical
This part of the classroom is designed to help children explore and engage with the world through real-life learning experiences. As they develop essential life skills and self-care strategies, they gain confidence, independence, and a sense of responsibility, building a strong foundation for lifelong growth and learning.
Language Arts
A strong foundation in literacy is key to academic success. Our Language Arts program fosters confident, enthusiastic learners who are eager to read and write. When a child demonstrates interest and readiness, our skilled educators provide engaging activities and targeted instruction in essential literacy skills, including letter-sound recognition, early writing, and vocabulary development.
Sensory Exploration
Through sensory learning activities, children will engage with the world using all five senses, sharpening their ability to observe and interpret their surroundings. By focusing on visual, auditory, and spatial details, they develop essential skills in perception and critical thinking. Engaging in activities that classify and categorize objects strengthens their cognitive abilities, providing a solid foundation for future learning.
