Irvine Cornerstone Core Development Areas

Our curriculum puts your child’s well-being first, with a focus on health, wellness, and happiness.

Well-Being

As part of the Irvine Cornerstone family, your child is welcomed, embraced, and cherished.

Belonging

Every child has something to contribute. We promote group learning and collaboration.

Contribution

Curiosity is vital to a child’s growth. We encourage exploration and creativity every day.

Exploration

Effective communication is a key aspect of learning. Our educators promote speaking and listening, as well as reading and language comprehension.

Communication

Our Curriculum

Irvine Cornerstone provides personalized teaching and care to match each students’ unique needs. A healthy adult body begins early in childhood; we provide healthy breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks, as well as plentiful time for play, exercise, and activities.

Preschoolers are hands-on learners, whether it is finger paint, crayons, or clay! Promoting hands-on activities develops fine motor skills and reinforces mind-body connections in children’s developing brains. We encourage creativity and explorative learning in our curriculum.

The children will be introduced to school routines and activities, learn to share and interact positively with peers in groups, foster motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity, while studying early phonics and letters, math, science, and experience beginning concepts in the Christian faith.

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Early Reading, Listening, and Handwriting

Introductory Science and Mathematics

Teamwork and Sense of Belonging

Discovery and Sensory Exploration

Indoor/Outdoor Play

Programs

18 Months ~ 30 Months Program

This program provides experiences that promote the individual child’s growth and well-being, the development of self-help and communication skills, beginning social competence and positive self-identity. Circle time, shapes, colors; letters, numbers recognition, and sitting at tables. Separation anxiety is also addressed.

31 Months ~4 Year Old Program

The children will be introduced to school routine and activities, learn to share and interact positively with peers, foster motor skills, eye-hand coordination, and foster creativity, the study of letters and early phonics, math, science, work in groups and experience beginning concepts in the Christian faith.