Preschool Program in Winter Springs, FL
Our activities
- Hand–eye coordination grows fast with mini-rackets and foam balls sized for preschoolers.
- Quick footwork games build balance and core stability used in classroom sitting and circle time.
- Simple rally turns teach sharing language, patience, and friendly rules.
- Movement sequences strengthen memory and listening while releasing big preschooler energy safely.
- Rhythm work supports phonological awareness linked to early literacy.
- Group choreography sparks cooperation, turn-taking, and confidence on “stage.”
- Story-based chess minis introduce patterns and planning in five-minute bites.
- Board talk—square names, piece moves—boosts spatial language and focus.
- Friendly checkmates model good sportsmanship and flexible thinking.
What your baby will experience
Building friendships, self-regulation, and teamwork
Enhancing gross and fine motor skills through active play and hands-on activities
Developing problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity
Strengthening vocabulary, letter-sound correlation, and early reading skills
Counting, recognizing numbers, patterns, and basic problem-solving
Counting, recognizing numbers, patterns, and basic problem-solving
Learning about communities, traditions, and cultural awareness
Expressing creativity through music, art, and dramatic play
Daily Schedule
From welcoming circle and choice centers to outdoor play, small-group literacy/math, and quiet rest, the day flows in predictable rhythms that help 3–4-year-olds feel safe, focused, and ready to try big things. Then we do it again - because practice builds confidence.
Menu in Sunshine Daycare
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Breakfast
Barley porridge, fruits -
Lunch
Rice soup with chicken -
Dinner
Roast with cabbage and beef
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Breakfast
Sandwiches and cocoa, fruits -
Lunch
Meatball soup -
Dinner
Rice with chicken Teriyaki
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Breakfast
Semolina porridge, fruits -
Lunch
Chicken noodle soup -
Dinner
Pearl pilaf (Pearl groats, beef, vegetable oil, onions, carrots, tomato paste)
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Breakfast
Pancakes with sour cream, fruits -
Lunch
Cream soup -
Dinner
Buckwheat with sausages and vegetables
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Breakfast
Corn porridge, sandwich with turkey and greens, fruits -
Lunch
Rassolnik (Beef broth, potatoes, pickles, carrots, brine, pearl quarters, vegetable oil, tomato, onion, sour cream, herbs) -
Dinner
Macaroni and cheese/(pilaf)
We care about your children
Gentle salt air supports comfortable breathing during peak allergy seasons for sensitive preschoolers.
Consistent sleep–snack–play rhythms and outdoor time help resilience and daily wellness.
Handwashing songs, cough etiquette, and fresh-air breaks meaningfully lower common colds.
Routine sanitizing of high-touch centers and manipulatives reduces classroom germ spread.
Low‑fragrance supplies and enhanced filtration support children prone to sniffles.
Gross‑motor play, core work, and balance activities build stamina for longer learning blocks.
Secure entry, teacher supervision zones, and practiced drills keep routines safe without fear.
Extra cleaning cycles, outdoor swaps, and bundled-up movement keep days active—and healthier.
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Our preschool room targets small-group instruction with age-appropriate ratios that prioritize language-rich interactions, careful supervision, and individualized goals for 3–4-year-olds.
We blend play-based centers with explicit mini-lessons in phonological awareness, oral language, number sense, and self-regulation—short, joyful, and just right for this age.
Yes—through circle routines, learning centers, and small groups using songs, manipulatives, games, and read‑alouds that reinforce skills across the day.
A warm welcome, circle, centers, snack, outdoor, small groups, rest, and closing—steady patterns that reduce anxiety and increase attention.
We model food exploration without pressure and coach feeling language, calm corners, and co-regulation so children build independence safely.