Neshama Preschool

Friends in Morah Sheila and Devora’s class are using loose parts to create a self portrait. When children are given open ended materials to work with, that cultivates CREATIVITY which is an essential 21st century skill that children need to be successful.

Neshama Preschool at our U campus offers a hands-on chicken coop experience as part of our Reggio Emilia-inspired curriculum. Children actively engage with the chickens, observing how hens naturally lay one egg per day. During outdoor activities, they visit the coop to collect eggs and bring them home, fostering a meaningful connection to nature. 🥚

While continuing our exploration of bees 🐝 and honey🍯, our friends engaged in an exciting, hands-on activity with honey slime! This sensory-rich experience allowed them to explore texture, while deepening their connection to understand what honey smells and feels like.

Happy beginnings to our friends at the Ave Z campus! 💚 The children are loving the outdoor space 🌳, and we’re excited to welcome everyone to this beautiful location, which proudly serves 3K and Pre-K programs. 🎨

Happy 100th day of school! 🎉 The children have been on a countdown to this milestone! We celebrated by dressing up as if we're 100 and enjoyed exciting math activities. 💯

At , we're immersing ourselves in lessons that engage all our senses.

🧡Purposeful design meets playful exploration in every corner at Neshama.

☀️Our campuses glow in natural light, and our open & airy floor plans are intentional playgrounds, offering a safe haven for curious minds to explore.

Exploring math in our classroom using a diverse range of materials. We love incorporating natural components and loose parts to allow more imagination and creativity.

Our friends working on their fine motor skills in preparation for writing. This activity promotes focus but also enhances grip and finger coordination to strengthen those little tiny fingers for writing.

Friends are working on their numeracy skills using wooden boards and apples!

Friends in Morah Sarah’s class engaged in sensory exploration at the light table, fostering a foundation in STEM education.

Our very own organic garden! Our friends play a hands-on role, from planting to watering and picking our own homegrown vegetable treasures! 🌱