Early Preschool (18–36 months)

Confidence Through Independence

In Early Preschool, children begin to assert independence, practice self-help skills, and expand language — all while immersed in Spanish.

Daily Spanish exposure in songs, stories, and conversation

Early literacy and math foundations through play

Social-emotional learning: turn-taking, helping, cooperating

Gross and fine motor skill-building

Creativity through art, dramatic play, and sensory experiences

A Day in Early Preschool

Morning greeting in Spanish

Circle time with stories, songs, and movement

Hands-on centers: blocks, puzzles, dramatic play

Outdoor playground activities

EARLY PRESCHOOL (18 Months – 36 Months)

In Early Preschool, children begin making connections between ideas, expressing themselves more clearly, and engaging in cooperative play. Our program encourages curiosity and independence through meaningful exploration.

Early Preschoolers experience:

Increased Spanish and English vocabulary through stories, songs, and conversation.

Introduction to early literacy and math concepts like counting, colors, and shapes.

Hands-on centers that support creativity, problem-solving, and imagination.

Activities that strengthen fine and gross motor skills.

Opportunities to practice cooperation, communication, and self-regulation.

Our YPW Early Preschool Program Includes:

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Small group activities
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Math activities planned for every child, throughout every day
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Daily Literacy and Writing activities
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Emotional and Social Development with teachers and peers
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Physical activities for fitness and development
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Weekly science & technology workshops
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Daily enrichment activities to encourage imaginative and creative play

Early Preschool is where independence and curiosity bloom. At YPW, children build confidence as they explore, create, and connect.