We provide students with engaging, hands-on science experiences throughout the school day. Here are some examples of the activities students will participate in:

• Chemistry: Students will safely explore chemical reactions through age-appropriate experiments like creating a volcano with baking soda and vinegar or inflating a balloon using baking soda and vinegar.

• Biology: Students will grow plants from seedlings, observe their development, and examine plant cells under a microscope to gain a deeper understanding of life sciences.

• Physics: Students will conduct hands-on experiments in physics, exploring concepts like buoyancy with sink-or-float activities and building fluid density towers.

We offer students hands-on technology experiences throughout the school day. Here are some of the activities they will explore:

• Electricity: Students will learn to build basic circuits through various engaging activities. Using snap circuits, they’ll safely create and experiment with iterative designs.

• Coding: A specialized coding instructor will guide students through the fundamentals of coding, helping them develop essential programming skills.

• Robotics: A specialized robotics instructor will teach students the basics of robotics, providing them with hands-on opportunities to build and program robots.

We provide students with hands-on engineering opportunities throughout the school day. Here are some of the engineering activities they will be working on:

• Building: Students will experiment with various materials to design and construct models. They will build model bridges and test the strength of their designs using different materials, helping them understand structural engineering principles and problem-solving techniques.

Students may engage in activities such as painting, creating mosaics, working on clay projects, and other creative arts that encourage self-expression and fine motor skill development.

Our math curriculum follows Washington State Standards and is tailored to meet each student's individual learning level. Instruction is differentiated to ensure all students are supported and challenged appropriately. While some students work in small groups with the teacher, others engage in independent learning stations led by another instructor, fostering both collaboration and independent problem-solving skills.

Students are introduced to literacy through a variety of engaging methods. Each day, the teacher reads a story aloud, prompting discussions about the main character, setting, and key story elements. Students will practice their phonics skills and work toward developing the foundational reading and writing abilities essential for Kindergarten readiness.

Movement is an essential part of our daily schedule, offering students a refreshing break from academic activities. On rainy days, students will participate in a short indoor yoga session. When the weather permits, they will enjoy outdoor activities such as a brief nature walk, allowing them to connect with their surroundings and stay active.