Preschool Program
(2-5yr)
Children’s curiosity is a powerful catalyst for learning. Our teachers design an ever-changing curriculum that aligns their interests with age-appropriate development.
Vivvi™ Learning Model
Children enrolled in Vivvi learn through themes inspired by the questions they ask every day.
Early Childhood Education Curriculum in Action
By observing and reflecting on children's interests, our faculty designs units of study aligned to developmentally appropriate learning standards.
Program Highlights
An inquiry-based preschool curriculum that’s aligned to state and national standards, ensuring pre-K and Kindergarten preparedness.
A balance of skill-based instruction, independent and group play, and dedicated outdoor time, with a focus on routines happening throughout the day.
Social and emotional learning that helps preschoolers build relationships, develop social skills, navigate conflict and problem-solve.
The safest, most up-to-date equipment and toys; and a commitment to safety, security, and cleanliness practices that meet or exceed state and local guidelines.
Real Parents, Real Stories
Meet Mike and Canh, Vivvi Parent of Oliver (Preschool)
Vivvi Faculty
Vivvi is brought to life by passionate teachers with years of experience who foster children’s curiosity, development and a love of learning.
“Learning through play allows preschoolers to choose and lead by themselves. Since children are naturally curious, this method helps them learn about the world around them by creating opportunities for them to ask questions and discover new ideas.”
-- Kelia C. - Preschool Teacher
Our Learning Domains
By observing and reflecting on children's interests, our faculty designs units of study aligned to developmentally appropriate learning standards.
Social & Emotional Development
Start potty training
Drink from a cup
Develop conflict resolution strategies
Interact cooperatively
Follow directions
Identity & Belonging
Become aware of their own gender and gender of others
Understand the concept of age and share how old they are
Express curiosity about what makes them the same and different from others
Literacy
Start to recognize their name in print
Start to recognize the direction of print
Start to understand books as a resource for information
Follow familiar story plot lines
Expressive Language
Speak with expression
Modulate their voice
Use simple sentences
Make eye contact when conversing
Receptive Language
Respond to directed group discussions
Follow group game rules
Follow daily routines
Follow one step directions and read-aloud stories
Mathematical Learning
Distinguish numerals from letters
Identify object’s shape, size, and color
Start to classify
Complete 6 to 8 piece puzzles
Scientific Inquiry
Identify colors
Identify body parts
Differentiate between different living organisms
Fine Motor Development
Develop their grasp
Begin to use writing tools appropriately
Explore scissor work
Understand how glue is used
Gross Motor Development
Catch and roll balls
Jump with two feet
Clap their hands to music
Walk with heel toe step
Walk up and down stairs with help
Slide down a slide