Transitional Kindergarten (TK)

There are certain windows of opportunity in everyone’s life, and Anne Sullivan Transitional Kindergarten offers a window into life-long learning for your child.

In a caring and supportive environment, Anne Sullivan School’s experienced teachers will nurture your child’s natural curiosity and love of exploration and discovery as well as an attitude of gratitude for all the gifts we have around us. Children are in the care of dedicated teachers at all times, including the hours outside the formal program. 

At Anne Sullivan School, every moment is a teaching moment. 

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Transitional Kindergarten Curriculum

Anne Sullivan Transitional Kindergarten (TK) program prepare children academically, emotionally, socially and physically for formal schooling.

The TK follow a curriculum that meets or exceeds the required state standards, encompassing language, reading, math, science, Spanish, social studies, music and movement, art and physical education.

The TK is structured to provide children with the basic foundations for integral growth in future academic endeavors.

5 years old by Sept. 1: Kindergarten 5 years old between Sept. 2 - Dec. 2: Transitional Kindergarten (TK)
Ms. Alicia, Ms. Hilda and Ms. Morgan
7:30amFree play inside
8:15amOutside play
8:30amGroups (groups rotate daily): Language Activity; Math; Art
9:15amWhole Group Language Class
9:30amRecess
9:45amSnack and Reading Books
10:00amGroups (groups rotate every 1/2 hour): Language Centers; Math/Science Centers; Pre-writing Activities/Penmanship
11:30amOutdoor Play
11:45amWhole Group Science
12:00pmLunch
12:30pmOutdoor Play
1:30pmRest
1:45pmMusic
2:00pmGroups (rotate every 25 min.): Spanish; Physical Education
2:50pmStory Time and Snack
3:15pmSelf-Selected Inside Activity
4:00pmOutside Play
5:30pmSchool closes

The small classes and teaching methods used provide an atmosphere which allows children to advance beyond the program as far as they are interested and able with opportunities the children to pursue their special talents and demonstrate areas of strength. There is a ratio of one teacher to nine children during the morning and one teacher for twelve children in the afternoon. Since the class is small, the program is individualized; each child’s needs are evaluated and met through a schedule of daily work and activities. The emphasis is on learning by doing, employing all the senses and intelligences in a variety of stimulating, joyful and meaningful experiences.

Small class sizes and strong teacher-child interactions are key to optimal learning and development for your child.