Where Learning & Play Come Together

Our half-day preschool program is designed to create a fun, engaging, and nurturing environment where young children can learn, explore, and grow. Through a unique combination of play-based and movement-focused activities, we help children stay active, curious, and excited about learning while developing the foundational skills needed for a successful transition into Kindergarten.

Each day, children participate in hands-on learning experiences that incorporate Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (S.T.E.M.), along with creative arts activities that encourage imagination and self-expression. Our curriculum is carefully designed to make learning enjoyable while fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and early academic development.

Beyond academics, we place a strong emphasis on building social and emotional skills. Children learn how to communicate effectively, work cooperatively with others, develop self-confidence, and manage emotions in positive ways. By nurturing the whole child, we help lay the groundwork for lifelong learning, meaningful relationships, and future success both inside and outside the classroom.

To sign up for a tour or to inquire more, please contact our director:

Email: director@masterthinkers.org         

Call or Text: (360) 718 - 2825

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Reading readiness includes developing the foundational skills, behaviors, and attitudes necessary to begin learning how to read.  

        Letter Names       

        Letter Sounds

        Expanding vocabulary       

        Self Expression 

        Interest in Books 

Encouraging reading readiness involves activities like reading aloud, playing phonics sound games, singing songs about letters, and providing opportunities for children to explore books and letters in a fun, pressure-free environment.

Fine Motor

Fine motor skills refer to the small, precise movements involving the hands, fingers, and wrists, essential for  writing, buttoning, & manipulating objects. 

       Holding objects like a pencil     

       Cutting lines & shapes

       Manipulating small objects       

       Tracing / copying 

       Coloring

Encouraging fine motor skills involves activities such as building puzzles, stringing beads, drawing, cutting, and tracing.  These activities will help children build muscle strength in their hands which helps set them up for success in writing. 

Math readiness includes developing the foundational skills, behaviors, and attitudes necessary to begin problem solving and working with numbers.  

      Recognizing Numbers    

      Counting Forward & Backward

      Understanding Patterns       

      Recognizing Shapes

      Comparing Quantities 

​Encouraging math readiness involves activities like counting games, writing numerals in sand trays, matching shapes, and providing opportunities for children to explore adding and subtracting with manipulatives before written equations. 

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