“Children automatically use their senses to become engaged in meaningful explorations. From water and 'goop' play to touching live worms in trays of dirt, children are building connections as they naturally observe, explore, question and negotiate with others to share space and tools, create stories and build dialogues as they delve into a scientific world.”
— Terry Dalton, Preschool teacher

A Special Place

In no other place on campus is pure imagination at work quite like in Seacrest's Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten classrooms. Behind the innocence of our youngest students is an innate curiosity that our teachers encourage and inspire. Through developmentally appropriate practices and exploration, students are exposed to the basic principles of mathematics, language arts, and science. Sensory play allows to students to discover the natural world and foster creativity, while mastering their fine motor skills and developing the social and emotional skills that are so important at this age.

Teachers share with parents frequent blog posts about what their child is learning during the day. Physical education, Spanish, music, and technology are additional benefits to early education at Seacrest.