Preschool

Preschool in Hampton, VA

preschool students in Hampton, VA
preschool students in Hampton, VA

Pre-School Information & Objectives

K-2 Through K-4
FEOC is a preschool that provides before and after-school childcare. All pre-school classes begin at 8:30 a.m. Children are in a traditional classroom setting during the morning hours. All pre-school children who remain for after-school care will nap in the afternoon.  Tuition fees include a morning snack. After-school childcare fees include lunch and an afternoon snack.
K-2
K-2 students are given the opportunity to learn to say their ABC's, to count, and to recognize shapes and colors. They begin practicing motor skills, such as putting on their own coats and shoes and feeding themselves with utensils. They are taught table manners as well as respect for others. Each day they have a Bible time where they hear Bible stories and are taught various songs. They begin learning how to honor the flag and our country, as well as our Lord and Savior. Our teachers work with you, the parent, to potty train children and strive to give regular reports of how your child is doing in the K-2 program. Our K-2 program is a pre-school program in preparation to enter the K-3 learning environment.
K-3
In our K-3 program children are taught to recognize their ABC's out of sequence and begin learning what sound each letter makes. They also begin to recognize numbers 1-20. They practice motor skills while coloring and cutting and are encouraged to be creative, yet still learn the correct name and function of various people, animals and things within our world. K-3 students are taught to respect adults and each other as well as correct behavior in a classroom and school setting. K-3 students are taught love for God and country through saying pledges to both the Christian and American flags and to the Bible. They have a time of Bible teaching and singing songs each morning.
K-4
K-4 children not only learn letter and number recognition and what sound each letter makes, they also learn to blend their sounds together and should begin reading three-letter words by the years end. They continue learning motor and socialization skills and how to respect adults and each other. They learn patriotism and love for God and country through not only saying pledges to the Christian flag, American flag and Bible, but also by singing the National Anthem and "My Country 'Tis of Thee". K-4 classes have regular Bible teaching and song time each morning.
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