Los Patitos
2 Years
Los Pollitos
3 Years
Las Abejitas
4 & 5 Years
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EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
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AGES 2 to 5 Years
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The perfect window of opportunity for children in their early childhood to start or improve their Spanish Language and get their chance to be bilingual.
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Somos Amigos Spanish Immersion School also offers a full Spanish immersion preschool, which it means that the instruction and fun activities are conducted entirely in Spanish.
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The Early Childhood preschool provides an immersion educational, rich, and unique curriculum that focuses on the Spanish language and will offer your student/child many advantages at an early age.
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Our preschool program is committed to advancing our students’ cognitive and social development; all in a stimulating, creative, and nurturing environment.
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The curriculum is delivered through hands-on learning, exploring, creativity, auditory, visual, and kinesthetics. W are attentive to the learning style and unlimited potential of each individual student. Somos Amigos preschool curriculum focuses on the following:
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Math skills
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Literacy skills
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Fine and Large motor skills
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Science Skills
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Social Studies
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Social/Emotional awareness
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Art
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Music and dancing
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Puppet shows
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Lots of Movement
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Cultural understanding
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Children become familiar with letters in Spanish and build greater fluency through guided listening and speaking activities. This class has a strong focus on building confidence in speaking, consideration of others in listening, and collaboration of ideas between peers.
OFFERED SESSIONS​
Somos Amigos offers 5 and 3-day programs with full-time:
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Full-time: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
Early Drop-Off Option: 8:00 a.m.
HEALTH SAFETY
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Our school is dedicated to providing a healthy and safe environment for the Somos Amgios students and employees. As for health safety, we need your support to prevent the spread of germs. Each person responds and reacts differently to sickness, so please be advised that the staff may need to send a sick student home. Everyone is encouraged to stay at home if they seem listless, unusually irritable, achy, feverish, or appear unusually pale or flushed. It is better to be overcautious than to risk exposing the rest of the children and staff.
