Where Families Learn and Grow Together
Where Families Learn & Grow Together
2-Year-Olds & Guardian
3-Year-Olds
Our supportive environment will encourage social growth in your 3-year-old child. A low child-to-adult ratio helps develop trusting relationships with other adults and supports positive social experiences with other preschool-age children. Intermediate children focus on early literacy, language development, reasoning and early math and science skills, independence and self-regulation, and creativity and self-expression. Stimulating, planned activities will provide a basis for exploration and discovery and will invite your child to become actively involved in his/her new school.
Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:00AM-11:30AM
4-Year-Olds
Your 4-year-old child’s natural desire to learn and increasing need to develop friendships will bloom and grow in our Pre-Kindergarten class. Our family-oriented group setting allows for many individual and group relationships that often involve parents and entire families as well as our own preschool children.
Our curriculum is developmentally appropriate for the age of the children in the Pre K class. Pre K curriculum promotes early literacy with more emphasis on concepts in print, phonemic awareness and letter recognition. There are increased opportunities to develop and enhance math skills. Counting, patterning, and graphing activities are planned. Social competence and self-regulation is emphasized and children are supported in problem solving. Children are provided opportunities for creativity and self-expression. They are also given opportunities for motor skill development. In addition, professional instruction in art and music is provided. Your four-year-old child will begin to function more independently in a group setting, and will gain proficiency in social abilities and build a foundation of cognitive skills in anticipation for success in school.
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 9:00AM-12:20PM
4.5 to 5 Year-Olds
Jr K curriculum promotes early literacy with more emphasis on concepts in print, phonemic awareness and letter recognition. We offer increased opportunities to develop and enhance math skills. Counting, patterning, and graphing activities are planned. Social competence and self-regulation is emphasized and children are supported in problem solving. Children are provided opportunities for creativity and self-expression. They are also given opportunities for motor skill development. In addition, professional instruction in art and music is provided. Your child will begin to function more independently in a group setting, and will gain proficiency in social abilities and build a foundation of cognitive skills in anticipation for success in school.
Tuesday to Friday 9:00AM-12:20PM
We Accept Colorado UPK!
Become Part of Our Learning Family
At Fort Collins Preschool, we believe that early childhood education thrives through meaningful collaboration between families and educators. As a parent-involved, cooperative preschool, our model empowers families to actively participate in their child’s educational journey within a professionally guided, play-based curriculum.
Hear From Our Parents
Our preschool community thrives on involvement. Families love participating and witnessing their children blossom in confidence and independence through shared experiences.
All of our FCPS Families commit to being present in the classroom 2-3 times a month, as well as completing 15-20 volunteer hours annually.
Join us in nurturing a vibrant learning atmosphere where parents and children thrive together.
The collaborative approach to FCPS not only strengthens our non-profit organization but also helps create a warm, nurturing, and joyful atmosphere where children flourish.
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