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Anderson Country Preschool is an early childhood center serving children from age 2 through kindergarten; it offers full‑ and half‑day preschool options, a year‑round program with a summer camp, and a curriculum built around core skills and weekly creative themes.
Anderson Country Preschool provides early childhood education for children beginning at age two up through kindergarten‑entry. The center operates year‑round and describes itself as offering both full‑day and half‑day attendance options as well as a summer camp program.
The program combines a Core Curriculum that focuses on fundamentals such as calendar, shapes, colors and numbers with a Creative Curriculum organized around weekly themes; classroom activities include art projects, language and literature, science experiments, and motor‑skill practice.
The center schedules indoor and outdoor play, themed projects, group games and water play during summer sessions, and maintains inclement‑weather plans (indoor physical activities such as a bounce house or gym games) to continue activity during winter months.
The program describes an open‑door communication policy with families, regular family events, and staff who have undergone state background checks and hold Pediatric CPR and First Aid certification.
The full‑day option provides a nine‑hour day of activities that follows the same morning routine as the half‑day program, includes a post‑lunch rest period, outdoor play, and afternoon group and skill activities.
The half‑day schedule begins at 8:30 am with group learning centers and morning circle time; children are served breakfast, engage in core curriculum and creative activities, spend time outdoors, and are picked up after a midday lunch period.
Pre‑K classrooms serve four and five‑year‑old children with age‑appropriate social, emotional, language and problem‑solving objectives intended to prepare children for kindergarten readiness.
A seasonal program held when other schools are closed that emphasizes outdoor water play, art projects, singing, group games, science and nature exploration organized around summer themes.
A classroom that targets three‑year‑old developmental goals including greater independence in dressing, multi‑step instructions, early tracing, puzzles and cooperative play, along with language and physical development activities.
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A classroom focused on typical two‑year‑old milestones such as early language, basic physical skills, beginning drawing, and the start of potty training routines; activities emphasize simple make‑believe, shape and color sorting, and socialization.
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