
Our programs
Every day is built for growing.
A faith-based core curriculum, plus music, nature, art, and STEM programs that give children room to move, make, wonder, and practice the skills they'll carry into kindergarten.
The core of our day · All ages
Experience Curriculum
Our classrooms follow the Experience Curriculum: monthly themes, hands-on materials, and play-based activities. Faith is woven through the day with Bible stories, prayer, and worship songs, so children learn that they are loved by God and can love others well.
Infants and toddlers get the same themes through sensory play, songs, and stories; preschoolers go deeper with group projects and early literacy and math.
What children learn
- Early literacy: letter sounds, new vocabulary, and a love of books
- Early math: counting, shapes, patterns, and sorting
- Social-emotional skills: naming feelings, taking turns, being a friend
- Faith: Bible stories, prayer, and God's love for every child
- Kindergarten readiness: listening, following routines, independence
Music · Toddlers and preschoolers
Evergreen Music Makers Club
Evergreen Music Makers Club is a hands-on early childhood music program where toddlers and preschoolers learn the joy of making music. Each session mixes singing, movement, rhythm games and play with real instruments like drums, shakers, xylophones and bells. Children learn about beat, tempo and sound while having fun with friends.
Learn more about Evergreen Music Makers Club →Learning objectives
- Keep a steady beat with body and instruments
- Match pitch and sing simple songs from memory
- Build listening skills: fast/slow, loud/soft, high/low
- Grow vocabulary and phonological awareness through song
- Practice self-control with start-and-stop games
- Perform with a group and build confidence
Part of every enrolled child’s week and included in tuition.
Nature · Toddlers and preschoolers
Evergreen Explorers Nature Club
Evergreen Explorers Nature Club turns the outdoors into a classroom. Through nature-based learning, outdoor adventures and seasonal projects, our young explorers dig into the world around them. They watch insects, collect leaves, plant seeds, track the weather and see how things change from season to season.
Learn more about Evergreen Explorers Nature Club →Learning objectives
- Observe closely and describe what they see, hear, and feel
- Ask questions and make simple predictions
- Learn about seasons, weather, plants, and animals
- Build gross-motor strength: climbing, balancing, running
- Practice stewardship: caring for creation and living things
- Gain confidence trying new things outdoors
Led by Elli, our horticulture instructor. Outdoor time is weather-permitting; families send weather-ready clothes. Part of every enrolled child’s week and included in tuition.
Art · Toddlers and preschoolers
Evergreen Art Classes
Evergreen Art Classes give children the freedom to create, experiment and express themselves. Our preschool art program introduces young artists to colors, textures and a wide range of materials, including paint, clay, collage, chalk, natural objects and recycled items. Children also learn simple techniques that grow with them.
Learn more about Evergreen Art Classes →Learning objectives
- Strengthen fine-motor skills and pre-writing grip
- Explore color, shape, line, and texture
- Follow simple multi-step directions
- Express ideas and feelings through art
- Talk about their own work and others' work kindly
Part of every enrolled child’s week and included in tuition.
Science & building · Twos and preschool · Weekly
STEM Lab
STEM Lab turns big questions into hands-on experiments. Children build towers and ramps, test what sinks and floats, measure with blocks and cups, and use magnifying glasses and magnets to see how things work.
When a tower falls, children try again a new way. That persistence, plus early counting and measuring, is the foundation for math and science in school.
Learning objectives
- Count, sort, compare, and recognize patterns
- Predict, test, and talk about what happened
- Measure using simple tools and comparison words
- Design and build, then improve the design
- Keep trying when something doesn't work the first time

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