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:

Small group activities

Math activities planned for every child, throughout every day

Daily Literacy and Writing activities

Emotional and Social Development with teachers and peers

Physical activities for fitness and development

Weekly science & technology workshops

Daily enrichment activities to encourage imaginative and creative play