Henry'S House

Overview

Henry's House is a play-based preschool for children ages three to five. The program describes itself as inclusive and child-centered, with a focus on hands-on learning and social, emotional and cognitive development.

Curriculum and learning

The curriculum emphasizes emergent literacy and numeracy, differentiated instruction for diverse learners, and creative arts and motor development. Foundations listed include:

Emergent literacy: poems, rhymes, shared reading, letter and sound awareness, speaking and listening activities.
Numeracy: exploration of patterns, sorting, counting, graphing, measurement and sequencing.
Inclusion: differentiated instruction and on-site speech and other resources to accommodate varied learning needs.
Creative arts and motor skills: activities to develop gross motor (running, hopping, catching) and fine motor (cutting, gluing, drawing) skills.

Daily routine and enrichment

A typical day includes time for settling in, circle time, teacher-directed activities, free play with rotating centers, storytime and movement, and outdoor play. Extended-day enrichment options are offered for families seeking additional time and programming.

Extended-day enrichment classes are taught by local artists and teachers and are scheduled as a short class period each day.
On-site speech services and small-group speech classes are available, including routine screening and follow-up for enrolled children.
Summer session programs run on a session basis and include arts, science exploration and play for preschool-aged children.

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Extended Day Enrichment

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Summer Session Preschool at Henry's House

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