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Pomerado Christian Preschool exists to provide a quality,
developmental, age-appropriate, hands-on learning
curriculum in an optimum, safe, nurturing, Christ-centered
environment where children have the opportunity to develop
a love for Jesus Christ and others and to grow and develop
socially, emotionally, physically, intellectually,
and spiritually.
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We believe the best preschool experience comes from
providing opportunities for learning and growth through
developmental, age-appropriate exploration, discovery,
and hands-on experiences within a caring, relaxed, safe,
Christ-centered setting.
We believe that positive expressions and attitudes should
be used in guiding the behavior of each child to help him
or her become a self-directed individual. We understand
that each child is unique and special and has his or her
own style of learning.
We integrate Biblical principles and practices into every
aspect of the day and use the Bible as our guidebook
for everyday living and learning.
Our curriculum has been planned and developed to provide
a sound Biblical basis for stimulating the spiritual,
physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and creative
developmental areas of the preschool child.
We strongly believe in the importance of the family and
home and view ourselves as an extension of the educational
process of the home. As "team partners" working together,
we feel we can help each child develop to his or her full
potential on behalf of the parents, not in place of them.
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The preschool is a ministry of Pomerado Christian Church. We feature
simple, meaningful Christian nurture as a part of a well-rounded
curriculum. Our Bible-based curriculum is interwoven with our
"thematic" curriculum and provides experiences through prayer,
the monthly Christian nurture thought, Christian music, songs,
finger plays, dramatic play, Bible stories, Bible verses, life
application stories, discussion of Christian values and principles
that are appropriate for young children.
Christian holidays are celebrated in ways appropriate for young children.
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