At preschool, kids are being prepared for more advanced academic learning. We also integrate character-building and appreciation into their daily activities.
Little Learners Literacy Academy facilitates a preschool program that will help your child acquire skills that will enable them to transition into Kindergarten and do well with state requirements.
Activities in the preschool program revolve around:
- Small Group Instruction (Interest and Guided Reading)
- Handwriting with Proper Grip
- Letter Sounds
- Practice Writing Letters and Words
- Strengthening Reading Skills
- Developing Math Skills
- Dramatic Play
Discovering the Joy of Learning Early
Preschool is a wonderful time when children begin to explore the world around them through play, curiosity, and meaningful interactions. At this stage, little learners start developing important skills that set the foundation for their future academic and social success. Our early childhood education company ensures each child feels supported, safe, and excited to learn every day by offering quality preschool education in Pennsylvania that fosters a well-rounded and engaging early learning experience.
Why Preschool Matters More Than Ever
Preschool is more than just coloring and circle time—it’s a structured environment designed to nurture a child’s early development. Our preschool program introduces children to early academics, social routines, and emotional awareness through hands-on activities, guided play, and age-appropriate learning strategies. With trained educators and a curriculum grounded in early childhood development principles, we help children build confidence, independence, and a love of learning that will carry them forward.
- Builds early academic foundations
Children are introduced to letters, numbers, colors, and shapes in fun, engaging ways that prepare them for kindergarten and beyond - Supports emotional development
Through structured routines and social interactions, children learn how to recognize emotions, practice empathy, and manage transitions more easily - Encourages social growth and cooperation
Children learn how to make friends, share with others, and work as a team during group activities and classroom play - Promotes independence and self-confidence
Simple tasks like choosing activities, putting on shoes, or tidying up help children gain a sense of responsibility and self-worth - Engages families in the learning journey
We keep families involved through regular updates, teacher conferences, and resources that support learning at home
Frequently Asked Questions
How old do kids need to be to start preschool?
Most kids start preschool between ages 2 and 4. It depends on the program and whether the child is potty-trained. Some places have toddler classes for younger children.
Is preschool the same as daycare?
Preschool and daycare are different but sometimes overlap. Preschool usually has a structured learning focus and set hours. Daycare may offer longer hours and more flexible care, often including play-based learning.
What do kids learn at preschool?
Most programs include early literacy, counting, shapes, colors, music, and social skills. Kids also learn to follow routines and express emotions in healthy ways. Learning often happens through play and hands-on activities.
Do kids have to be potty-trained to start preschool?
Some programs require potty training, others don’t. It depends on the age group and the preschool’s policies. We can support toilet training if it’s still in progress.
How can I tell if my child is ready for preschool?
Signs your child may be ready include being curious, playing with others, following simple directions, and managing short separations. Every child develops at their own pace, and we’re here to help assess readiness if needed.
Let’s Support Your Child’s Growth Together!
To start the enrollment process, please go to our Enrollment Form online. If you have any questions or need help, feel free to contact us today.