Ever wished you’d had an opportunity to learn a language, play an instrument, draw, or develop hand-eye coordination when you were little so that you wouldn’t struggle so much later in life?
As a preschool director, you have the opportunity to give your students the gift of a head start through RISE Education’s preschool programs in world languages, music, art, movement and yoga.
Each of these programs comes with a dedicated management team, a qualified and skilled teacher, a proven curriculum, resources, and substitute teachers when necessary.
All of RISE’s preschool classes are available to be taught on a full- or part-time basis as well as during the school day or as an extracurricular.
Contact us to inquire about offering any of these subjects through your school.
RISE Education’s proprietary approach is designed and taught by native speakers with a focus on teaching young children. It also incorporates cultural instruction to give kids a sense of context that deepens their educational experience.
We offer preschool-level courses in:
All levels include singing, dancing, movement, and fun activities in the child’s target language.
Our music classes are designed to instill a lifelong passion for music. All of our teachers play multiple instruments, so they know how to introduce them to their students and engage their natural enthusiasm.
In each 15-minute lesson, we will lay the foundation for a lifelong love of music by:
In each 20-minute lesson, children will:
In each 30-minute lesson, children will:
In each 30-minute lesson, children will:
Students will not be responsible for purchasing new instruments or materials, which are provided by RISE Education instructors.
Combat future klutziness by introducing yoga at the preschool level. Our yoga instructors have worked with a variety of ages from infant on up. With preschoolers, the aim is to help students begin building flexibility, strength and coordination and mind-body health as well as self-awareness and self-regulation skills.
At this age, kids are better able to develop concentration skills, discipline, and body awareness. We will build on that with:
Our movement program encourages young children to be physically active through sports and fitness games, setting them up for a lifetime of health and happiness.
We will encourage fine and gross motor skills as well as large movements by:
In addition to continuing to build hand-eye coordination and basic motor skills, we will take advantage of students’ newfound ability to walk by having them:
We will continue building on the skills learned at the infant and one-year-old level by:
At this age level, students will graduate to more structured play, using a variety of sports to further build:
Our visual arts program stresses activities that focus on making art in a positive, engaging, hands-on environment. Using age-appropriate projects, we will stimulate perception, hand-eye coordination, and language skills.
In each 15-minute lesson, we will:
In each 20-minute lesson, we will:
In each 30-minute lesson, we will:
In each 30-minute lesson, we will:
Our Vision: Expand the accessibility of culturally rich specialty programs that encourage children to embrace unique perspectives, enrich their lives, and strengthen their communities.
