PRESCHOOL & PRE-K
Character Development at the Littlest Ages
Every Liberty Launch Academy Little leaves preschool with more than colors and numbers. They leave with the beginnings of character, confidence, and curiosity.
Vision Statement
We aim to help young adolescents become curious, confident learners by combining strong academic foundations with creativity, exploration, and real world problem solving.
Empathy. The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
Cooperation. Working together, sharing, and participating in peer related social skills.
Responsibility and Self Regulation. Learning to manage emotions, follow directions, and take ownership of actions.
Perseverance and Flexibility. Developing the grit to finish tasks and the ability to adapt during play and learning activities.
Character Traits We Build
Creativity. Nurturing imagination through constructive play, art, and problem solving.
Confidence. Promoting a positive self image through specific recognition of efforts.
Curiosity. Encouraging exploration and learning.
Generosity. Giving to and helping others without asking for anything in return.
Life Skills at the Littles Stage
Social & Emotional Skills
Sharing and taking turns
Expressing feelings appropriately
Showing empathy toward others
Following rules and routines
Problem solving with peers
Building friendships
Communication Skills
Using words to express needs and wants
Listening when others speak
Following directions
Asking for help appropriately
Participating in conversations
Executive Function Skills
Paying attention during activities
Completing simple tasks
Transitioning between activities
Practicing patience
Beginning self control
Independence Skills
Putting on coats and backpacks
Cleaning up toys and materials
Managing personal belongings
Washing hands independently
Using the bathroom
Practical Daily Living Skills
Opening lunch containers
Using utensils
Recognizing when they are hungry or tired
Basic safety awareness (walking in line, staying with group)
Understanding healthy habits
Learning Skills for School Readiness
Trying new things
Persistence when something is hard
Creativity and imagination
Asking questions
Early decision making
How Littles Feed Into our Pathways
Sports.
P.E. with Ms. Felice.
Preschool P.E. helps children develop healthy bodies, coordination, and social skills. Through running, jumping, balancing, and games, children build gross motor skills, strength, and body awareness. P.E. also teaches children how to follow directions, take turns, work as a team, and practice good sportsmanship. Regular physical activity improves focus, supports self regulation, and encourages healthy habits at an early age.
Business / Entrepreneurship. Brightwheel Experience Curriculum.
Our Brightwheel Experience Curriculum supports early entrepreneurship by building important life skills like creativity, problem solving, independence, and teamwork. Through hands on activities and child led exploration, children learn to make choices, try new ideas, and work through challenges. These experiences help develop confidence, communication, and flexible thinking, the traits that support future leadership and entrepreneurial mindsets.
Hospitality / Culinary Arts. Foodie Friday.
Foodie Friday gives children hands on experience with real life skills while making learning fun and meaningful. Children practice early math through measuring and counting, literacy through following simple recipes, and science by observing how food changes when mixed or prepared. It also strengthens fine motor skills, encourages teamwork, builds independence, and helps children become more willing to try new foods in a positive, low pressure environment.
Music / Creative. Music Class with Ms. Brittany.
Preschool music helps children build skills across many areas of development. Through songs and movement, children strengthen language skills, memory, and early math concepts like counting and patterns. Music also supports social emotional growth as children learn to cooperate, take turns, and express their feelings. Movement during music activities helps develop coordination and motor skills, while transition songs help children learn self control and classroom expectations. Music is a fun and engaging way to support the development of the whole child.