Pre-Schoolers

For Children Ages 3 to 5.

Getting ready for school is a very exciting time in your child’s life. There’s so much to look forward to: riding the school bus, going to kindergarten, new friends, the first year of soccer!

Preparation is key for your child’s success. Children who are confident in their knowledge of letters, numbers, colors, and other fundamental core knowledge do better in school – no matter where you choose to enroll them. Our Stamford preschool learning center & Wilton preschool learning center early learning programs prepare your child for a successful, seamless transition into public, private, or magnet schools.

It’s our core mission to create excited, enthusiastic learners, so we center lessons on your child’s interests and enthusiasms. And to ensure maximum effectiveness, we keep teacher-to-student ratio below the state requirements for preschools in CT, allowing personalized attention and support so your child thrives intellectually, physically, socially and emotionally.

We believe it takes room to grow! That’s why we’ve structured our Stamford preschool learning center & Wilton preschool learning center facilities to provide more space per child than most preschools in CT can provide. Dedicated spaces for Building Generation Wellness, safe outdoor play, and classroom instruction give your child all the room they need to thrive!

Building Blocks Early Childhood Development Center Uses The Connecticut Pre-School Assessment Curriculum

Making Sure Your Child Is Ready For Kindergarten

Creating an enthusiastic, engaged learner begins in the pre-school years. Our experienced early childhood teachers work closely with your child, teaching vital lessons through fun activities and play.

	Physical Development Gym class three times weekly is a fun, engaging place to learn healthy habits while stretching, tumbling, and playing games.
	Intellectual Growth Early childhood development education essentials including letters, numbers, colors and beginning literacy to prepare your child for the transition to kindergarten. Focused introductions to the beginning concepts of math and science result in enthusiastic, engaged learners.
	Social Skills Building healthy relationships, learning how to get along in a group setting and follow a classroom routine prepares your child to thrive in any setting. Your child will take pride in their classroom responsibilities, and start developing the leadership skills that will serve them well for their entire life. Independence is encouraged as your child develops problem solving and self-help skills.
	Language/Literacy Skills Early childhood development education teachers integrate story time and morning discussion to promote conversation and development of listening skills as they prepare to transition to kindergarten. Several stories are integrated into lesson planning to foster a child’s love of reading at an early age. This is the prime time to develop early writing skills, and children enjoy the time they spend writing on the whiteboard and expressing themselves on paper.