God’s Window is a preschool designed to meet the needs of today’s Christian family. Our programs offer your child the highest quality education within a nurturing Christian environment. Classroom activities are educational, fun, creative and provided by experienced, early childhood education teachers.

 

Our programs assist you in guiding your child’s academic, social and spiritual development by providing a variety of exciting experiences, including: Art, Music, Cooperative Games, Dramatic & Imaginative Play, Movement, Social Interaction, Problem Solving, Math Concepts, Science, Food & Cooking, Multi-Cultural Awareness, Bible Studies, Songs & Lessons, Large Motor & Cognitive Skills. 

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Morning Classes:

Morning classes begin at 9:00 AM and run until 12:30 PM (note - extended day for the 2023-24 school year).

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Due to new state regulations, we cannot accept 2 year olds born after February 6, 2021 for the 2023-24 school year. All children must be 2 years 7 months at the start of school on September 6, 2023.   

 

2, 3 or 5 Day Play Group (2’s) 

2, 3 or 5 Day Nursery (3’s)  

3 or 5 Day Pre-Kindergarten (4’s)  

5 Day Jr. Kindergarten (5’s)

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Afternoon Classes:

Afternoon Kindergarten Enrichment (KE) classes run from the time buses arrive from morning Council Rock Kindergarten class dismissal (about 12:00 PM) until 3:30 PM.  Busing is provided from Churchville, Hillcrest and Holland Elementary Schools.

 

KE is an afternoon program for children who attend morning public school Kindergarten classes. The curriculum consists of science, social studies, music, art, physical education, and Christian education.

 

3 Day KE (Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday)

5 Day KE (Monday — Friday)

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Experiential Learning Program (ELP):

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The theory behind our teaching methods here at God’s Window is that "Experiential Learning" (hands-on and self-initiated learning) fosters meaningful, long-term learning better than rote memory does.  Children learn by doing, touching, tasting, smelling, hearing, and by moving,  lifting, running, jumping, playing and manipulating materials.  All of these active behaviors foster better learning, especially in these very early years of development and education.  

 

"Experiential Learning" is learning by doing, because it involves absorbing knowledge by conducting an activity rather than by reading about or memorizing the concept.  This is why, in our classes, we encourage “hand-on” learning.  We embrace this concept with our Experiential Learning Programs (ELP)!  

 

Our children experience Physical Education with Stretch 'N Grow where the focus is on balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, spatial awareness, self-control, teamwork and gross motor development.  

 

Our children also take part in Music Discovery with Miss Kit, who introduces us to different musical instruments, styles, genres, and cultural music from around the world. 

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