PROGRAMS AND CURRICULUM

Specialized Curriculum for All Children

As your child grows and advances to the next age group, he or she will be met with the age-appropriate curriculum. At Northchase Learning Center in Houston, Texas, all teachers are trained to teach their age group and understand their stage in development.

Each day at the school, your child will learn new material by using books, manipulative, art, crafts, and computers to learn. In addition, lesson plans are approved by Texas-certified teachers.

Infant Class (Ages 6 Weeks - 23 Months)

Encourage your infant’s social, emotional, and language development with the help of our teachers. We use movement, music, and songs to stimulate and nurture their senses, which will help assist in their growth. Each infant will participate in the “Your Baby Can Read” program.

In a bright and sunny room, each child will have his or her own crib, and no other child will occupy it. Follow your child’s day by reading the Infant Class Schedule.

Toddler Class (Ages 2-3)

Through both structured and unstructured play, our teachers help develop toddlers’ gross motor and social skills. We will fill their days with art, music, dance, storytelling, and more. Like infants, toddlers will also join the “Your Baby Can Read” program. Follow your child’s day by checking out the Toddler Class Schedule.

Preschool Class (Ages 4-5)

For preschoolers, our curriculum might seem all fun and games, but it is filled with educational elements. For instance, we have games that aim to develop their pre-reading skills. These games focus on:

Phonemic Awareness
Letter and Sound Recognition

Basic Math Concepts
Hands-On Science Exploration

Unlike toddlers and infants, these students will study with the SRA Research-Based Curriculum for preschoolers. Follow your child's day by reading the Preschool Class Schedule.

Before and After School (Ages 5-10)

School-age children are given a quiet environment for homework and projects, with supervised access to computers and tutoring/assistance as needed. Crafts, games, snacks, and physical activities are also available to elementary students.