Welcome to Little Learners Adventure!
At Liberty, we know that three and four-year-olds learn best when structured guidance and spontaneous play move together. We’ve thoughtfully designed a program where curiosity leads the way, turning daily adventures into meaningful skill-building blocks. With flexible 2, 3, or 5-day enrollment options, you can find the perfect fit for your learner.
Classroom Highlights
Learning Environment
Designed to nurture both curiosity and growth, our Little Learners classroom seamlessly balances hands-on play with foundational academics. Roomy enough to welcome up to 24 students, the space features dedicated zones for small-group reading, direct instruction, and imaginative play.
What We Cover
The Abeka K4 curriculum provides a comprehensive foundation for early learners by blending rigorous academics with character development. At its core, the program emphasizes phonics to transition children from letter sounds to reading sentences, alongside a numbers program that builds mastery in counting to 100 and basic addition. Beyond the basics, the curriculum integrates daily Bible lessons, manuscript or cursive writing, and skills development activities designed to sharpen motor coordination and listening. This traditional, instructor-led approach ensures students develop the academic confidence and social readiness needed for Kindergarten.
Daily Schedule
Each day begins at 8:30 AM in the sanctuary for prayer and the pledge. Mornings start with learner-directed exploration, where children choose their own learning path—whether building block towers, sorting shapes and colors, or engaging in imaginative role-play. These playful choices nurture independence while encouraging deeper critical thinking. Throughout the day, learners gather for engaging, hands-on group activities, including:
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Story Circles: Retelling stories to build memory and expressive language skills.
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Question of the Day: Prompting curiosity and problem-solving through open-ended discussion.
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Hands-On Science: Encouraging prediction, testing, and discovery.
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Outdoor Play: Developing teamwork, motor skills, and self-regulation through active outdoor movement.