Programs

At Faces of the Future Academy, even our youngest learners are encouraged to grow, explore, and build connections in a safe and nurturing environment. Our Infant Program is designed to introduce early communication through sign language, sensory play, and interactive experiences that promote healthy development. Each moment of care is also a moment of learning, as our loving caregivers guide Infants through age-appropriate activities that support every stage of growth.

Our approach to Infant development

During infancy, children begin to discover their bodies, their voices, and the world around them. With the support of dedicated caregivers, Infants engage in tummy time, stretches, and gentle movement to strengthen motor skills and hand-eye coordination. As they grow, they learn to roll over, crawl, and eventually pull themselves up—all while developing social bonds and recognizing familiar faces.

This stage is also when little ones begin to express their emotions, react to voices, and make those first delightful babbling sounds that lay the foundation for language. Every interaction is an opportunity to nurture confidence, curiosity, and early learning.

What our curriculum for Infants includes

Our Infant curriculum balances care and learning, weaving routines like feeding, diapering, and rest with engaging activities tailored to each child’s unique needs. With individualized attention, Infants experience meaningful play that sparks growth at their own pace.

Infants will experience:

• Introduction to sign language to encourage early communication and expression.

• Sensory activities and exploration that stimulate curiosity and brain development.

• Songs, rhymes, and music that build listening skills and foster joy.

• Tummy time and movement exercises to strengthen muscles and coordination.

• Warm, interactive care that supports bonding and emotional growth.

By this age, children are eager to explore their environment and test their new skills. Once they take those first steps, they are ready to run, climb, and interact with the world around them. Our Toddler program at Faces of the Future Academy provides a safe and stimulating environment where children can practice independence while also building early language, fine motor, and problem-solving skills.

What our curriculum for Toddlers includes

Our Toddler classrooms are filled with age-appropriate activities and materials that encourage exploration, creativity, and growth. Teachers guide learning while also giving children the freedom to make choices and discover at their own pace.

Toddlers will experience:

• Continued use of sign language to support communication and self-expression.

• Early literacy and storytelling through songs, rhymes, and interactive books.

• Introduction to social skills and routines, such as sharing, cleaning up, and using manners.

• Movement and physical play, including indoor activities and outdoor time to strengthen coordination and confidence.

• Circle time to encourage group participation, listening, and social-emotional development.

• Hands-on exploration in areas such as dramatic play, building, art, and sensory learning.

Preschoolers are curious, independent, and eager to learn—ready to build on the skills they’ve already mastered. At this stage, children absorb knowledge quickly and thrive when given opportunities to explore, create, and practice new abilities. That’s why our Preschool classrooms at Faces of the Future Academy are designed with engaging materials, age-appropriate challenges, and a strong focus on preparing children for kindergarten and beyond.

To best support growth, our Preschool groups are divided by age and developmental stage. This allows children to learn alongside peers with similar abilities, encouraging independence, social connections, and emotional growth in a setting that matches their needs.

What our curriculum for Preschool includes

Our Preschool curriculum provides a strong foundation in literacy, numeracy, writing, and social-emotional skills, while also integrating creativity, movement, and cultural awareness. With a balance of structure and exploration, children develop the confidence and knowledge to succeed in their next stage of education.

Preschoolers will experience:

• Expanded use of sign language to strengthen communication and comprehension.

• Development of manners and social etiquette through guided activities and peer interaction.

• Circle time to practice listening, sharing ideas, and building social-emotional skills.

• Early literacy and phonics with stories, rhymes, and activities that connect letters and sounds.

• Writing readiness and journals that encourage letter formation and self-expression.

• Hands-on learning in math and problem solving, supported with manipulatives and technology.

• Physical fitness and outdoor play to build gross motor skills, teamwork, and healthy habits.

• Creative exploration in art, sensory play, dramatic play, and music.

• Introduction to world languages and cultures, expanding awareness through age-appropriate activities.

• Community and character development projects that encourage kindness, empathy, and real-world connections.

Our approach to Pre-Kindergarten

The Pre-Kindergarten Program bridges the gap between Toddlers and Preschoolers, supporting children as they gain independence. At this stage, children are developing rapidly—physically, socially, and cognitively—so classrooms provide nurturing guidance and age-appropriate challenges.

Building Core Skills

Early Learning: Introduces letters, numbers, colors, shapes, and art while encouraging creativity.
Reinforced Potty Training: Children develop self-care independence, tracked with progress charts.
Introduction to Technology: Simple, age-appropriate tools spark curiosity and prepare them for future learning.

What our curriculum for Pre-Kindergarten includes

Pre-Kinder students will experience:

• Continued sign language practice

• Manners and social etiquette activities

• Early literacy and phonics

• Introduction to workbooks and interactive learning tools

• Physical fitness and gross motor activities, including outdoor play

• Potty training reinforcement

• Circle time to foster communication and social-emotional development.

Our Kindergarten curriculum integrates literacy, math, science, and social studies with opportunities for hands-on learning, collaboration, and problem-solving. We focus on the whole child—nurturing academic growth while supporting social skills, self-esteem, and a love for learning.

Kindergarteners will experience:

• Reading and literacy instruction, including phonics, vocabulary, and comprehension.

• Math foundations, covering number sense, counting, shapes, patterns, and early problem-solving.

• Science and discovery activities that encourage curiosity, questioning, and experimentation.

• Writing practice, from letter formation to expressing ideas in sentences.

• Circle time and group projects to foster communication, teamwork, and social development.

• Physical fitness and outdoor play to promote healthy habits and coordination.

• Creative expression through art, music, and dramatic play.

• Character building and social-emotional learning, helping children develop kindness, empathy, and confidence.