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KinderArt’s morning sessions are open to children ages 2 to 5. Classes are offered weekdays from 8:30 a.m. through 12:30 p.m. (which includes approximately 45 minutes for lunch) from September through early June. Children are enrolled in classes according to age. Classes are:
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“Little Lambs” for 2 and 3-year-olds
“Caterpillars” for 3 and 4-year-olds
“Butterflies” for 4 and 5-year-olds
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In all groups, we bring out children’s natural curiosity through a hands-on approach to learning. As children are excited by their discoveries and feel their developing competence, they build the foundation and enthusiasm for future academic growth.
Throughout their days, children enjoy a variety of activities, learning centers, field trips, music, art, free play and walks (weather permitting).
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For students who also may need afternoon care, KinderArt offers a daily After-School Care service in addition to its preschool program.
KinderArt teachers are the designated After-School Care service providers, although additional instructors may also be brought in to teach special activities. The After-School Care service offers a rest time, snack, outdoor play and activities including art, music, cooking, walks, computers and a weekly movie day -- with popcorn!
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Among the extras offered at KinderArt preschool during the school year are monthly field trips.
In the past, the KinderArt kids have enjoyed visits to a variety of locations including the Children’s Museum; Schartner Farms for hayrides; the Heffenreffer Museum; Smith’s Castle; the Norman Bird Sanctuary; Newport Hospital; the Newport Fire Department; the Newport Police Station; Little Caesar’s; Stop & Shop; the Market On The Boulevard; and others.
Another extra offered in KinderArt’s daily curriculum is music and movement. The children showcase the fruits of their musical program at KinderArt’s annual “Holiday Concert” in December and at Graduation Ceremonies in June. (Special arrangements with the North Pole have made it possible for Santa Claus to make an annual visit at KinderArt’s Christmas concert and with each class before the holiday vacation break.)
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