Saving Grace Preschool is a Christ-centered early childhood program in Queen Creek, Arizona, serving children from 6 weeks through age 5; the provider states it operates seven classrooms and delivers faith-based lessons alongside early learning activities.






Saving Grace Preschool is described on its website as a new preschool ministry serving young children in Queen Creek. The provider states it has seven classrooms and offers care and early education for infants through pre-kindergarten with an emphasis on Christian faith and community.
The provider states that programs are designed to support developmental milestones and kindergarten readiness and include enrichment such as an introduction to Spanish, weekly chapel time, and daily indoor and outdoor play. Snacks (fruits and vegetables) are provided, and prepared lunches are provided on Fridays (pizza lunch noted for preschoolers).
The provider states it uses the Procare app to communicate with families, send daily reports, pictures and videos, and to allow families to manage tuition accounts. A calendar of events is maintained and available to families.
A toddler program emphasizing hands-on interaction, early responsibilities, social development and self-confidence; the provider notes parents should supply diapers/pull-ups, wipes and extra clothing.
The two-year-old program emphasizes hands-on interaction and play to develop responsibility, healthy relationships and self-confidence; parents should supply pull-ups/diapers, wipes, extra clothing, a sippy cup, a blanket and an extra pair of shoes.
The three-year-old program focuses on independence, confidence and social skills through hands-on activities, songs and lessons that introduce ABCs, 123s, art and problem-solving; children must be potty-trained to enroll.
A preschool program for three-year-olds focused on ABCs, 123s, art, group activities and social and critical thinking skills; the provider states children must be potty-trained to enroll.
The four-to-five-year-old pre-kindergarten program emphasizes kindergarten readiness with activities covering shapes, colors, numbers and the alphabet, along with games and problem-solving to build critical thinking and self-esteem.
A pre-kindergarten program for four- and five-year-olds oriented toward kindergarten readiness with activities addressing shapes, colors, numbers and letters and fostering critical thinking and self-esteem.
Beginning at six weeks through 24 months, the infant program uses sensory activities and interactions focused on motor, sensory and social development; each baby has an individual crib and parents provide diapers, bottles and other personal items as listed by the provider.
Beginning at six weeks, the infant program offers sensory activities to support developmental milestones; each baby is assigned a crib and parents are asked to provide diapers, wipes, bottles/formula or breastmilk and other personal items.
Summer programs continue for children six weeks to five years with theme-based weeks such as art camp, Vacation Bible School (for ages 4+), and cooking camp; the schedule includes weekly water play on the playground during June through August.
Summer programming continues the provider's faith-based curriculum with theme-based weeks such as art camp, Vacation Bible School for ages 4+, and cooking camp; the provider states there is water play on the playground every Friday during summer months.
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