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Little Sonshine is a Christian, non-denominational early childhood school in Morgan Hill offering preschool, Transitional Kindergarten/Pre-K, kindergarten and extended care. The program integrates faith-based instruction with play-based and academic learning and lists several established curricular resources.
Little Sonshine is a Christian, non-denominational early childhood school in Morgan Hill that operates preschool, Transitional Kindergarten/Pre-K and kindergarten classes and provides extended childcare. The school emphasizes whole-child development in a small-class educational setting and includes Bible stories and faith-based learning as part of its program.
The school combines play-based learning with academic lessons and faith-based content. Curricular materials and topics mentioned include ACSI and Horizons (Christian-based), Abeka, Reading A-Z, Scholastic, Zoo Phonics, alphabet/letter-sound work, numbers, colors, shapes, art, story time, weekly themes and a Spanish conversational component for older Pre-K/TK/Kinder students.
Extended care provided to accommodate families needing care beyond regular class hours; described as a supervised environment with activities to continue learning and development.
A kindergarten class combining academic and play-based elements, with curricular materials listed as Abeka, Reading A-Z and Scholastic and an emphasis on meeting state standards.
A transitional program between preschool and kindergarten that uses modified kindergarten lessons, small class sizes and hands-on, play-based learning to prepare children academically and socially; curriculum materials listed include Abeka, Reading A-Z and Scholastic.
Classes are offered for 2- and 3-year-olds and for younger and older 4-year-old groups; the program emphasises developmentally appropriate, play-based learning combined with foundational academic skills and faith-based content.
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